Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6) 
"Riordan has a knack for showing readers a crazy good time."--The New York Times Book Review
P.I. Tres Navarre is used to working the razor's edge between legal and life sentence. But when an old friend appears at his door, blood-spattered and wanted for homicide, Tres jumps both feet into a no-man's-land. Eighteen years ago an unsolved murder on notorious Mission Road threw the San Antonio underworld into bloody chaos. Now, armed and dangerous, the target of a citywide manhunt, Tres is on a collision course with the past. For on Mission Road waits a secret that will tear his life apart.
Praise for Mission Road
"Riordan is a master."--Harlan Coben
"Anyone looking for a new Dave Robicheaux or Stephanie Plum mystery can add Riordan to his to-be-read list. He's one of the real artists in the world of neo-noir."--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"In Rick Riordan's case, believe the hype. He really is that good."--Dennis Lehane
"One of the best PI series being written today."--Crimespree
Don't miss any of these hotter-than-Texas-chili Tres Navarre novels:
BIG RED TEQUILA - THE WIDOWER'S TWO-STEP - THE LAST KING OF TEXAS - THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO AUSTIN - SOUTHTOWN - MISSION ROAD - REBEL ISLAND
This book was fairly entertaining, but it had a lot of profanity. It was neat to read about San Antonio landmarks, though.
I was so happy that Maia finally became something more than the girlfriend character! While I do enjoy the alternating POVs, I felt like these did a disservice to the story because it didn't add anything to the stakes or make the stressful situation feel stressful. The flashbacks were helpful to understand what was happening, but they happened at odd moments that took you out of the moment. For a more complete review check out my blog, Rachael Reads.

A drastic last five pages blew everything I had considered.
This is the only one Ive read in the series so far and I loved every minute of it. There was one particular descriptor the author Rick used at the beginning (describing nausea as an oily ball) that has stuck with me since I read it over a year ago. I love when an author gets a small detail like that to stick with me. Really good, diverse cast of characters. Action on every page.
Rick Riordan is great.I liked his descriptions of San Antonio and the food. His story had good twists that were not overplayed. A good read.
some good twists
Rick Riordan
Paperback | Pages: 318 pages Rating: 3.99 | 1131 Users | 78 Reviews

Describe Epithetical Books Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6)
Title | : | Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6) |
Author | : | Rick Riordan |
Book Format | : | Paperback |
Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 318 pages |
Published | : | February 28th 2006 by Bantam (first published 2005) |
Categories | : | Mystery. Fiction |
Rendition As Books Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6)
Rick Riordan, triple-crown winner of mystery's most prestigious awards--the Edgar, the Anthony, and the Shamus--returns with a hotter-than-Texas-chili Tres Navarre crime drama. This time Navarre reopens a cold case to catch a killer getting away with murder . . . again."Riordan has a knack for showing readers a crazy good time."--The New York Times Book Review
P.I. Tres Navarre is used to working the razor's edge between legal and life sentence. But when an old friend appears at his door, blood-spattered and wanted for homicide, Tres jumps both feet into a no-man's-land. Eighteen years ago an unsolved murder on notorious Mission Road threw the San Antonio underworld into bloody chaos. Now, armed and dangerous, the target of a citywide manhunt, Tres is on a collision course with the past. For on Mission Road waits a secret that will tear his life apart.
Praise for Mission Road
"Riordan is a master."--Harlan Coben
"Anyone looking for a new Dave Robicheaux or Stephanie Plum mystery can add Riordan to his to-be-read list. He's one of the real artists in the world of neo-noir."--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"In Rick Riordan's case, believe the hype. He really is that good."--Dennis Lehane
"One of the best PI series being written today."--Crimespree
Don't miss any of these hotter-than-Texas-chili Tres Navarre novels:
BIG RED TEQUILA - THE WIDOWER'S TWO-STEP - THE LAST KING OF TEXAS - THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO AUSTIN - SOUTHTOWN - MISSION ROAD - REBEL ISLAND
Particularize Books In Pursuance Of Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6)
Original Title: | Mission Road (Tres Navarre, #6) |
ISBN: | 0553583263 (ISBN13: 9780553583267) |
Edition Language: | English |
Series: | Tres Navarre #6 |
Rating Epithetical Books Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6)
Ratings: 3.99 From 1131 Users | 78 ReviewsAppraise Epithetical Books Mission Road (Tres Navarre #6)
Didn't realize it was #6 in a series; I picked it up because I was curious about this author's adult mysteries (having already read my share of Percy Jackson with the kids.) Will have to go back and see how it all began.This book was fairly entertaining, but it had a lot of profanity. It was neat to read about San Antonio landmarks, though.
I was so happy that Maia finally became something more than the girlfriend character! While I do enjoy the alternating POVs, I felt like these did a disservice to the story because it didn't add anything to the stakes or make the stressful situation feel stressful. The flashbacks were helpful to understand what was happening, but they happened at odd moments that took you out of the moment. For a more complete review check out my blog, Rachael Reads.

A drastic last five pages blew everything I had considered.
This is the only one Ive read in the series so far and I loved every minute of it. There was one particular descriptor the author Rick used at the beginning (describing nausea as an oily ball) that has stuck with me since I read it over a year ago. I love when an author gets a small detail like that to stick with me. Really good, diverse cast of characters. Action on every page.
Rick Riordan is great.I liked his descriptions of San Antonio and the food. His story had good twists that were not overplayed. A good read.
some good twists
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