FUNHOUSE TOUR: LIVE IN AUSTRALIA

I really enjoyed the first two books of this series. Thankfully the author keeps the quality, and the adrenaline, high for this third installment. While I felt Moonshine wasn't quite as good as Nightlife (having a little too much description), Madhouse exceeded them both with excellent pacing, slick dialog and good old-fashioned action. An exhibit on Famous Serial Killers at the museum takes on "new life" when one of... Read Full Review

Madhouse is the best of the Leandros series so far. It combines all the strengths of the last two books, bringing in new plot lines and characters, weaving them in with the old and blending it all together seamlessly. Rob Thurman once again demonstrates that she is the guru of Snappy Sarcasm. I would crawl through splinters of glass just to have a third of her talent. Cal's version of the birds and the bees was the funniest... Read Full Review

I was introduced to these books when a friend loaned me her copy of the first volume, Nightlife. I read it in one sitting and have been a completely undignified fanatic since. I went on to buy my own copy and when I loaned it to yet another friend I got a text message about 32 hours later (when she had finished reading it) calling me a few choice names for her lack of sleep and needing to go to work. I recently finished the... Read Full Review

This is the third installment in Rob Thurman's Cal Leandros series, and it just keeps getting better. Cal and Niko are still in New York City, hunting monsters on the side, and just managing to pay their rent. A seemingly routine job puts them on the trail of long dead, non-human, homicidal maniac who doesn't seem phased by the whole "long dead" part. On top of that, it looks like someone on Robin Goodfellow's long list of... Read Full Review

Lady luck allowed me to get my hands on a copy of Madhouse before the official street date, and after quickly devouring it I've eagerly awaited a chance to leave my review. Since the first book of the series I've been anticipating each subsequent title. It should come as no suprise by now that Rob Thurman is such a gifted writer with a flair for smart and witty dialogue but I'm repeatedly amazed. The latest installment of... Read Full Review