The Two Minute Rule
Murderers know they can take their time, but bank robbers live by an inviolable rule: Don't tarry in the bank longer than two minutes or you'll wind up in the clinker. When career criminal Max Holman broke the guideline, he paid ten years for his mistake. On the day of his eagerly anticipated...
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Murderers know they can take their time, but bank robbers live by an inviolable rule: Don't tarry in the bank longer than two minutes or you'll wind up in the clinker. When career criminal Max Holman broke the guideline, he paid ten years for his mistake. On the day of his eagerly anticipated release, he learns that his son, an LAPD officer, has been gunned down. Investigators assure him that the killer acted alone and then committed suicide, but for cynical Max, the explanation just doesn't cut the mustard. With the help of the only woman he trusts, he turns his hard-knocks schooling to a good purpose. A gritty, plausible noir thriller.
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Format: audiobook
ISBN:
9781593550363 (1593550367)
Publish date: February 21st 2006
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Edition language: English
Just days before his release from prison, career bank robber Max Holman's life is turned upside down when his son, now a police officer, is gunned down with three other cops under strange circumstances. Max tries to figure out what happened but gets nowhere on his own. The only person he can turn to...
Great book, another one, so many thanks to Robert Crais for his great writing skills! A new character, Max Holman, who just gets out of prison after 10 years to find out that his son, a police officer, was murdered with three other officers. To make matters worse, he has not been in his son's life a...
Not one of Robert Crais' stronger novels, it has to be said. Although I've read two of his stand-alone novels (The Hostage and Demolition Angel), I struggled to find a connection with the characters in this one. Still a worthwhile read from the creator of the Elvis Cole/Joe Pike series of novels tho...
I really lliked this one until the ending, which I could have done a better job at. It was just so forced, like he was told to deliver the book immediately and had no time to polish it. However, you will grow to like the characters and hope that Max and Katherine show up together again.
I really lliked this one until the ending, which I could have done a better job at. It was just so forced, like he was told to deliver the book immediately and had no time to polish it. However, you will grow to like the characters and hope that Max and Katherine show up together again.