Reviews for The Survivors Club

The average rating for The Survivors Club based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-11-20 00:00:00 Albert Tollas This one troubled me for a bit, and I couldn't quite put my finger on why I thought it dragged. I enjoyed most, but it did seem to linger for a bit too long, I wasn't entranced as much as I normally am. Though come the finale, I was very happy to rate this four stars. Lisa Gardner is an author I always enjoy, she's a great thriller story teller, and honestly is a reliable go to source for an entertaining read. As always, my hesitance may simply be attributable to my reading environment and the fact that it's holiday time in a busy household. I did announce with glee to my extended family just now that 'excuse me everyone, you'll be happy to know I have just finished my book'. I got barely a glance! I loved all the characters that were quickly trying to beat the clock to stop a serial killing psychopathic pedophile convict being released from gaol, he has information that is important to everyone involved. This was a clever scenario, I have never read anything like it before and it was good fun seeing how Griffin and the members of the 'Survivors Club' end up on top. Gotta love a handsome troubled buff protagonist, and Griffin maintained my interest all the way through. The characters that have survived horrible circumstances that were able to form their club were believable and formed a good team. Fans of this author will be happy with this one, as would newcomers as well.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-01-10 00:00:00 Richard Lee This one seemed to drag a bit in the beginning but I ended up sitting at the edge of my seat, dying to find out what was going to happen. . . . that's what Jillian Hayes, Carol Rosen, and Meg Pesaturo call it. They won't consider themselves victims. They are survivors. They helped lead the investigation that caught the man who changed their lives forever. Now they are the prime suspects in his murder. I liked Griffin. He had tragedy in his past and was trying to overcome it. Was hoping for a bit more romance but nope, it was not to be. Footsteps in the sand. The thought reminded her of the religious poem she'd read as a child ... His eyes were dark, so blue. She thought she could drown. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you.