Reeding Between the Lines is the book review podcast hosted by my quilt blogger (Nicole Reed) and her daughter (Sara Reed).
Podcast format - Sara hosts each episode. Nicole joins her, at least once a month, for their book review topic. Nicole’s son, Sara’s brother, Ahren joins Sara on occasion to discuss science fiction titles. And also, occasionally, Sara interviews a variety of authors. I best like this podcast when Nicole is on it. But I like the other says too.
One of the July podcast titles caught my attention -
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reeding-between-the-lines/id1744436935?i=1000663808381
The podcast (above) features the author of this book -
I sort of devoured it. I started listening on a Wednesday morning, after my book group meeting on another title, and finished it before I went to bed that same day. It was in my ears, playing, sort of the whole day.
It was captivating. I would classify it as a “beach read”, a book with a quick pace that holds attention without being complicated or difficult.
I absolutely could keep track of all the characters easily.
I understood the plot.
I enjoyed it.
I watch enough Dateline to know that some officials are excellent, others not so much.
So, I accepted the book’s premise that the FBI is a little incompetent, right from the start. And then just let go of certain facts that otherwise would have annoyed me in the plot.
I think this author, at this point in time, has three books. Would I read the other two? Yes, I might.
