Bombshell (An FBI Thriller) Paperback – June 24, 2014

Well, I thought I had it all figured out but I didn’t. She threw me a curve. That’s why I like to read her FBI books. They’re always awesome.

Bomb shell is the 17th book in Catherine Coulter's FBI thriller series. I would suggest reading The Cove, and The Maze, the first two books in this series before you read this one. Dillon Savich, and Lacey Sherlock drew me right into this series in the book The Maze. The FBI couple is featured in each of the books. I also look forward to see what dangerous situations the couple will face together. In each book there is other agents that work well together, action, a touch of romance for all of you romance junkies, and suspense. I have read most of the books in this series, and have loved each one. Catherine Coulter is one of my favorite authors.In Bomb shell, the story starts out with Special agent Hammersmith visiting friends, and family before his next assignment. He gets a call from his new partner Agent Ruth noble, that a college student had been attacked in the same small town where his sister Delsey was going to school. Before he is able to get to the hospital, he finds out it was his sister that was attacked. She had always been a trouble magnet. The small town seemed the safest place for Delsey to go to school. Her brother is wondering what she stumbled into this time.Back in D.C. Sherlock, and her husband is Savich is working a murder investigation. A teenage kid was murdered, striped of all his clothing and placed near the Lincoln Memorial.I loved how Catherine Coulter tied up the two cases. This book was very entertaining, and drew me right in.

Another collection of interacting stories from Catherine colter. The jumping from one storyline to another keeps your interest level on high alert. Then, the way she wraps it all up is pretty smooth.

This was wonderful book

Catherine Counter is one of my favorite authors. She has a way of introducing her characters and weaving her different scenarios that you can't put her books down Another great book

I usually can't put a CC book down once I start reading it. That was NOT the case with Bomb Shell. It just didn't feel like her other books in the series. Did she have a buddy writer with this one? I know some people will read two or three books at the same time. I had never done that. I start and finish a book then go to the next one. Usually. This time I had no problem putting Bomb Shell aside to finish at a later time. In fact, I started/finished two other books before I got this one finished. If it had been the first of her books for me to read, I don't think I would have been in any great hurry to rush out and buy another one. The story just wasn't there. I gave it three stars because it's an ok read and something you can read without cuss words in every other sentence.

As with previous books the chemistry between Sherlock and Savage is great. They keep expanding their family of detectives. Griffin is a good addition. I am sure some were down the line she will be back. After all she is a trouble a magnet.

I am not really surprised at Coulter's ability to spin a story's plot! I really enjoy her characters in The FBI series. Bombshell was everything we expect from her

Interesting plots and stories flow seamlessly.

Catherine Coulter is one of my favorite authors. I have read all her books and more than once. Love them all.

I have read all the books of the FBI series. One better than the other. I love the continuity of the people involved and the cases are always really interesting and so real. Cannot go wrong with Catherine Coulter if you want a fast moving, intelligent story.

Full of action and drama. This book has it all, shootouts accidents and others being blown up. But all's well that ends well the guy gets his girl.

I have read many of the FB I thrillers. They never fail to be a good read, not full of violence, though they have their fair share, and loveable characters. Sherlock and Savich are in all, of course, and we follow them and their son, through it all. Each book introduces new characters, usually involving a love story, and mentions previous characters. You don't lose touch. But you also don't necessarily need to read them in order and if you miss one, easy to catch up. Love these books.