by Robert Crais, James Daniels
Lullaby Town, a dark drive down somerockspotted track. We are silent. Killers.With gloves from the farmer’s wife we trudgeto a cold outbuilding, strip-lit and grey.Machines and men turn in the shed next door.Protests and filthy jokes from the doomed birds. If you're into stuff like this, you c...
Finally the Robert Crais I can say I enjoyed reading. This is my third Crais book featuring Elvis Cole, but by far this is the best and the most interesting. The first one was okay, and I thought that by the second book, I would get to know and like Cole and Crais better, but the second book fell fl...
3rd book in the Elvis Cole series - another nice fast read, however, Elvis is far funnier when he is at home in LA, I guess the cold east coast just takes the humour right out of people
Bundled with Stalking the Angel and Monkey's Raincoat It becomes repetitive after a while and while it's not a bad read but a bit predictable.
People who read my reviews will know that I'm not a fan of literary fiction. Elmore Leonard has a list of rules on writing, one of those rules is to leave out the parts that people skip. Literary fiction is loaded with those parts you want to skip. Robert Crais must be a fan of Leonard as well.The l...
A Hollywood director hires Elvis Cole to track down a wife and son he abandoned a decade earlier. Cole tracks down the ex-wife and quickly finds out that she's under the thumb of the mob. Can Cole save her and re-unite her with her former husband?Elvis Cole sure got in over his head in this one. ...
Synopsis: Peter Alan Nelsen is a super successful movie director who is used to getting what he wants. And what he wants is to find the wife and infant child he dumped on the road to fame. It's the kind of case that Cole could handle in his sleep, except that when Cole actually finds Nelsen's ex wif...
To be perfectly honest, I don't remember much from the previous two books. But this one grabs me from first few chapters and I am so into the story, which makes it better in my eyes. I really enjoy the partnership of Elvis and Joe. And they go to East Coast area this time. Elvis cracks me up, his sn...
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