The Blue Nowhere

I am now a Deaver fan. I have added some of his other books to see where it goes. Keeps you on the edge of your seat.

You do not have to be a computer nerd to again this novel. Deaver has fashioned a tightly scripted, fast pace suspense novel that uses technology as its fulcrum. His character of Wyatt Gillette is a fascinating young man with a computer addiction.

It was another murder mystery but with computer jargon. I almost understood everything but my nerd son helped me and I recommended the book to him. I like Deaver and this was not his best but I did enjoy it. High tech for me.

This book might have been good had it not been the abridged version. The plot jumped so suddenly and things happened that made no sense. I thought perhaps I had just missed a part but going back to re-listen to the section, I found no explanation for it. There was just too much coincidence and unrealistic happenings in this book to the point that it got on my nerves. I finally had to stop listening and move on to another book.

Okay this was not the best book by Jeffrey Deaver. I enjoyed the story to a point. Didn't leave much to the imagination or keep you guessing.

Not being a hacker, I didn't understand all of the computer wizardry, but I loved this book despite my inadequacies. Highly recommend it.