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Title: Now and Then

Subtitle: Donovan Creed, Book 4

Author: John Locke

Narrator: Adam Sims

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 41 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-30-14

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Would you betray all you've ever known for the life you've always wanted? Donovan Creed was once an assassin for the CIA. Now he's a freelance killer who works for anyone who can pay - and double crosses anyone who can't.

Creed's about to spend some ill-gotten gains on a luxurious Florida vacation with the gorgeous Rachel and he's looking forward to a holiday from trouble. But when you've just stolen billions of dollars from two of the world's most lethal criminals, trouble has a habit of catching up with you wherever you are....

Members Reviews:

that comes across like a NASCAR road course

Donovan Creed, book 4, and as all the stories in

this series do, it causes the spectrum of reviews

to go all over the board.

Now & Then, has a most unusual complex story

line, that comes across like a NASCAR road course,

right and left curves, hills, s curves, in other words it

is a Different Creed.

It brings together the Past & Present, and keeps you

turning the pages, as the story keeps turning.

Set in Florida, my old stomping grounds, it has pirates &

hidden treasure, as well as everything in Florida.

And really do watch those fire ants......

It is wise to read all the Donovan Creed books in order,

or else he may pay you a visit.

Don't Expect to Get Any Sleep!

This is a must-read for all John Locke fans. I started reading these out of order because I discovered John Locke's books by accident and am now catching up with the first few I missed. This has been one of my favorite Donovan Creed books so far - although it really is so hard to actually pick a favorite. The story line is strange at best (in typical John Locke fashion!) and sometimes even seems so unlikely, but somehow it just works beautifully. The book is thoroughly entertaining, and just like all of the others, is almost impossible to put down. In fact, by the time you reach the end, you'll be very disappointed because it'll leave you craving more...immediately!! Solution? Read the next book in the series, even if you've already read it :)

If you haven't yet discovered John Locke, do yourself a favor and start reading now. I guarantee you won't be disappointed. He's funny and clever...and totally whacko!! I sure hope this series never ends; I need my Donovan Creed fix!

that's it....?

When I started Now & Then I initially thought it would be my favorite of the series. I liked the surprising addition of a fantasy element to the book. I even really enjoyed the first half of the "Then" section (which others seemed to hate from the beginning). Then Locke seemed to get sloppy or just sick of writing. It reminded me of college papers I've written the day before the deadline; they start off great, but when ideas don't come together I eventually give up, quickly write a crap ending, and go to bed. The second half of "Then" seemed to be grasping at straws just to write some type of ending. It was rushed, yet still somehow boring, and although I spent the entire day reading this book, unable to put it down, the ending left me feeling completely unsatisfied. Why did it never return to "Now"?? What the h#ll is Libby Vail's story? And what about the treasure she talked about? I thought the whole point of looking back in time was to explain the treasure Libby talked about. But treasure was never mentioned in "Then".