Countdown by Iris Johansen (2005, Hardcover)

Love this author and the series with Eve Duncan. No only is it great reading, it is also informative. Never knew what a forensic sculptor was and what they do. Nothing to dislike about this book or the author.

I enjoyed this book. It is a good continuation of other books with the same characters. I had fun reading this one. It was exciting and full of adventure and romance.

Excellent book would love to read more of this type of book... This book will jkeep you on your toes. It will also make you want to read more and more about the story. This is a must have for anyone who like a thriller/suspense with a little romance book.

I read all of Iris Johnasen's work. She is a formidable talent in her specific area of expertise. This book picks up the storyline of the one written immediately before it, and further develops the character of Eve Duncan's adopted daughter, Jane, who is now about to graduate from Harvard/Radcliffe College, and has met again the man who fell in love with her four years earlier. Exciting cliffhanger, as are all of Johansen's books. Happy reading!

I love this author; it's a great story. I read the book just before this edition, so the timing was great. the book is in excellent condition. I recommend this book to anyone who love a sit on the edge of your chair mystery.

I bought this book because it was the next in the series. It was a good book, but if you have read Johansen before this book moves slower and tends to drag in some spots. The good news is there is further development of some newer characters. This is McDuff's second appearance and some questions about Jane are answered. Overall not bad but like I said not her best.

I felt that this book was not up to her standards. I had trouble getting in to it. Towards the end it progessed faster .
I am looking forward to her next book.

i just finished reading the book prior to this one with the same charecters. iris johansen is a great author. i love to read and this was a great deal from a great ebayer