Whirlwind

This is the first X-Files novel I have read. I didn't expect deathless prose, but neither did I expect the writing to be quite so poor nor the plot to be so mediocre. This would make for a very average episode were it to be filmed for television. When I read a novel based on a television series, I w......more

Well that book was one big "MEH!" Like it's a lot of not really much happening 😕 the beginning pulls you in with a murder mystery and then it just drops you like a stone with none of that X Files magic or mulder & scully magic, none of it is there, its almost as if the author forgot he was writing X......more

This was good. I enjoyed it a little more than Goblin, the first book in the series. In this one people are being skinned alive on a Native American reservation, and it looks like a job for Mulder and Scully. So far these X-Files novels have been pretty good. Each one would have made a great episode......more

Scully and Mulder are dispatched to Albuquerque, NM, because several bodies have shown up there. They’ve all been killed the same way, but there's no connections between victims that they can find. It’s up to Dana and Fox to figure out what’s going on. Upon arrival at the town where the victims live......more

An ok read, but missing the Mulder Scully magic......more