Bøger af Jack Watts

Spanish Moon Queen may be the best Jack Watts novel yet. Life seems to be full of inconvenient truths, doesn't it? We want everything to be predictable and orderly, to have a satisfying and happy ending, but this rarely happens-at least not for most of us. We seldom get exactly what we want. Often, we receive the exact opposite. Life changes fast, sometimes too fast. It's the same for our characters in the Moon Series, which you are about to learn. Each of the five novels in this series has a Stuart Woods feel to it, Joseph Wambaugh humor, Tom Wolfe Atlanta scenery, General Hospital atmosphere, Ian Fleming nomenclature, Dickensonian plot twists, Harlan Coben teen angst, and a John Grisham surprise ending. Because the books just get better, be assured Spanish Moon Queen will not be disappointing.

Often, Heroism Is Perceived, Rather than Real, especially in a Jack Watts Novel. Life isn't neat and tidy. More often than not, it is a conundrum that only makes sense from hindsight. Few things are as they appear. Most just amble through life, being oblivious about what is really happening. It requires great discernment to know what is true, as compared to what you believe is accurate. Because Crescent Moon Darkness is full of twists and turns- like a rollercoaster-it will challenge you in a good way and require your full attention.

"Blood Moon Judgment" is the concluding book in this 5-part series and, according to Jack Watts, "It is the best book." When you watch the fireworks on the 4th of July, you always know when the finale comes. There are far more explosions. It's the same way with "Blood Moon Judgment." You be on pins and needles from age one, and it will not let up until the surprising conclusion. You've come to expect twists and turns from a Jack Watts book, and "Blood Moon Judgment" has them-lots of them. Like the other books in the Moon Series, you will definitely not be disappointed.

"Spanish Moon Zephyr," the second book in the five-book Moon Series picks up where we left off, with Sean and Marla-Dean Kincannon, Dr. Big Shot, and all of the other characters, including "Pencil." Perhaps this is his story-being America's Hero and all. It's just as exciting as "Full Moon Frenzy"-maybe even more so. As you might expect, there are many twists and turns. "Spanish Moon Zephyr" will hold your attention-no doubt about it. You'll get acquainted with some interesting new people, including Winky Weller and Lance Rector-Ring Man. He plays a prominent role. You don't hear the following aphorism as often as you used to-"Crime Never Pays." It's something I want you to think about as you read "Spanish Moon Zephyr." In the times we live, which are far more complicated than a generation earlier, I wonder if this is still true? What do you think? While reading "Spanish Moon Zephyr," you'll ponder this question, of that I can assure you. If you liked "Full Moon Frenzy," you will like "Spanish Moon Zephyr." You can count on it.