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Recent Reviews for C. G. Kase
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Home Ground (Book) - 12/10/2001 7:33:19 PM
Wow! Kase has done it again! Once I picked up Home Ground I didn't want to put it down until the end, and even then I wanted more! Kase's knowledge of Special Operations is amazing. Her books, while full of suspense, are also "personal." It's as if the reader knows the characters personally. I look forward to reading many more books by Kase.
Threads (Book) - 12/10/2001 6:59:36 PM
Threads kept me wanting more from the very first page. Kase was able to capture my attention and hold it as few authors have been able. The interaction between Callie and Bob was refreshing. The suspense was awesome! Threads left me wanting more!!...more of Bob and Callie and more suspense...and I'm sure Kase can deliver all of that in her future books!
Home Ground (Book) - 12/10/2001 5:46:24 PM
I read the preliminary version of Home Ground almost 2 years ago... and thought that while it was a riveting story, it couldn't happen here. Then September 11th happened and I saw how wrong I was. Home Ground has an eerie resemblence to what is happening now, and, true to the book, that our forces will prevail.
It is an awesome read... more now, than ever before.
Home Ground (Book) - 12/10/2001 5:22:39 PM
This book is an 'on the edge of your seat' thrill to read. Intense action, coupled with romantic entanglements make it a great read for any gender or age. I loved it. I was a bit spoiled reading the first novel(Threads) and grew attached to the characters. In this book, there are more who weave their way into your hearts, along with Bob and Callie.
Threads (Book) - 12/10/2001 5:15:36 PM
From the firt page of Threads, I was enthralled, I simply could not put it down. The author introduces us to two characters, Bob and Callie and the progression of their relationship as the threads are woven, amid adventure, fear and love..is fascinating. Wonderful Story!!
Threads (Book) - 12/10/2001 5:04:57 PM
I was awed by the realism Kase was able to engender. It seemed as if I were in South America,feeling the heat and the horrendous conditions Callie faced.... and the unspoken love she felt. Bob's interaction was tremendously moving, allowing me to 'see' him as he was always meant to be seen.
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