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Junior Tico tico — There was way too much implausibility in this book for me to accept. I might have been able to overlook some of it if there was particularly good prose or humor, but there wasn't. It was readable, but if your time is limited, you might not want to waste it on this book.

Noah Li ibleedgraphite — A friend I barely knew at the time recommended this book to me and it's without a doubt one of the best hard-boiled novels I've read. CW Sugrue ("Shug-Roo") is Crumley's wisecracking PI, but, contemporaneous to the 70's, he's an Viet Nam vet and part-time bartender. Like Marlowe and just about every PI since, Sugrue consumes obscene amounts of alcohol and falls in with people who he finds more fault with than we might, if for no other reason than because both detectives have an instinct for figuring what makes very bad people tick. But Sugrue is more volatile than Marlowe or Spade because he's unpredictable, much more temperamental and more involved with the mechanics of his case. Unlike Marlowe, he is frequently taking up the women who offer themselves to him, and there's even one instance wherein he's shooting the obstructive gangster type in not one foot, but both of them. A far cry from Marlowe, who was ever the self defender, but hardly the trigger puller. We also finding him citing T.S. Eliot one moment, and Willie Nelson the next, which for readers like myself scores awesome points. But what makes this novel so wonderful is Crumley's appreciation of fluid prose and cogent plotlines. If you're awaiting a huge twist that abruptly pulls the story into a neat, organized drawstring bag, you'll be disappointed. What culminates isn't all that surprising, but it is appropriate and effective. Crumley has others worth reading, but this one is no doubt his best.

Austin Jupiter _ustin_upiter — My least favorite of the trilogy, with the first being by far the best.

Chay Garcia chay13 — Goes point by point that the JWs make. Which is good for the apologetically challenged like moi.