Series: Donovan Creed
by Author John Locke
The Love You Crave (2000)
Continuing with my pursuit of the lone Hero (see reviews for Joe Pike novels, John Rain novels, and Jack Reacher novels) Donovan Creed is probably the most unique character I came across.I'd never heard of John Locke until I received my Kindle DX in the mail. Locke made his fame and fortune self...
Experimento letal (2012)
I liked the first John Locke book I read and this one started out well, but the experiment part of the plot somehow got lost midway through and then the book became a bit fragmented and episodic with assassinations that seemed to have no relation to the lethal experiment plotline. It did refer ba...
Vegas Moon (2000)
I really loved this book. The only reason I give it a 4 instead of a 5 is that I view this from pure entertainment instead of the absolute best writing in the world. I believe I finished it in a blink of the eye. Donovan Creed takes a job in Las Vegas as a hit man to ultimately try to gain some...
Lethal Experiment (2009)
La primera novela de John Locke venía avalada por haber vendido un millón y pico de copias digitales en Amazon. Para que algo así no volviera a suceder, la editorial española fijó un precio de diez putos euros en la edición electrónica y catorce en la de papel. Muy inteligente por su parte. Ahora...
Gente letal (2009)
I read this book after reading the first two Dani Ripper books and realizing that I was missing quite a bit of backstory. Donovan makes an appearance in one of the Dani books that I read so I'm hoping to find it here. All of Locke's character's inside jokes and histories are really annoying but...
Lethal People (2009)
I got this book on the 99 cent special from Kindle as well. I sort of enjoyed it in spite of myself. Donovan Creed still has some quasi-connection to Homeland Security, which keeps him from being in lethal trouble.[return][return]It's a little bit like "Dexter" in that this is a person who does...
Saving Rachel (2009)
Saving Rachel is not the type of book I typically read, but I am expanding my horizons. I am reviewing this book for what it is and not allowing my preference for other types of novels to skew my review.Saving Rachel was a decent thriller; it was fast paced and easy read (if read without large t...