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Marcio Lalgi marciolalgi — Like the other Leonard books I've read, this one was highly entertaining and perfectly paced. I can definitely feel Carl Webster's Oklahoma more than Leonard's usual Florida concoctions, and though I admire the sharp, right on dialogue, the sparseness of his descriptions tend to hang the characters out in empty space. And don't tell me I'm not bringing enough to the book - filling in the blanks, as it were. It may be true, but don't tell it to me. I've never been to Florida, or Oklahoma for that matter, so excuse me if I don't know what any of this looks like. Another thing - Carl Webster never seems to live up to the hype of the first few chapters. Maybe I feel this way because I read those first few chapters when the book was serialized in the New York Times Magazine (stopped paying the $3.50 for the Sunday paper after about the third installment) but I kind of wish Carl stayed Carlos. You know? Anyway, the girls - Louly and Crystal Davidson in particular - sound really hot. Is it all trash? I don't know, but I like it.

Truong Khac truongkhactruong — My first Grisham novel, though I had also bought The Rainmaker I never brought myself to read them. There were quite a few chapters in this book that hit me like a shots of vodka -- bitter and harsh, Grisham is not willing to let up the graphic imageries. At first I thought it was a gutsiness -- until I realized that there's a whole genre out there centered on the shock of graphic details. He's still a damned good story writer, though. (Populist fic; 350 pages)