A retired mercenary Joe Pike used to work with is murdered along with his family, seemingly by a home invasion crew. Joe Pike springs into action. When signs start pointing to an arms deal involving Serbian organized crime, Pike starts wondering if his old friend was mixed up in something he shoul...
In The First Rule, Joe Pike is the flight leader while Elvis Cole (and another new Pike buddy, Jon) are wingmen, supporting Joe's effort to find out who killed his friend and in effecting justice. The bad guys mainly come from the Balkans and are pretty nasty. Having spent much time on the ground in...
I enjoy Robert Crais' writing and Elvis Cole is the kind of character I really like. He's funny, has morals, knows how to be easy and knows how and when to be tough. Crais' other character, Joe Pike, is a loner except for his only friend and co-owner of the P.I. agency, Elvis. Joe's the counter c...
The second book in Joe Pike series brings Pike, the enigmatic partner and best friend of Elvis Cole, to investigate the murders of one of his men. Frank Meyer, once, worked for Pike ... but he got out, got married, and raised a family. Now, he was murdered along with his wife and kids. Pike wants an...
The continuing saga of Elvis Cole or as he likes to call himself ‘the world’s greatest detective’ except in this novel Elvis plays a secondary role to his cohort, Joe Pike. What can I say? Joe Pike meets bad guys. Joe Pike dispatches bad guys. Joe Pike speaks less than ten complete sentences in the ...
Standard Robert Crais, exceptionally cool good guys beatin' up and shootin' up the bad guys. I always enjoy Elvis Cole & Joe Pike, although Elvis is pretty much a walk-on extra in this one.
I read a Robert Crais book a while ago and didn't like it. I thought it was a boring and tedious read. I then put in for The Sentry and whipped through it loving the pace of the book. This book is even better! It is fast paced and takes the reader on a ride that is action packed and tense at the sam...
I happen to love Joe Pike and his stoney detached nature because Crais created a full person in Pike, one with a tumultuous past and a caring hidden heart. With The First Rule readers go deeper into his world and armed with a more intriguing plot line, they are in for a wild ride.Read the full revie...
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