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Title: Crying Wolf
Author: Peter Abrahams
ISBN: 142334426X
EAN: 9781423344261
MP3 Una. Edition
Publisher: Brilliance Corporation
Binding: Audio CD
Publication date: 2008-05-29
Author: Peter Abrahams
ISBN: 142334426X
EAN: 9781423344261
MP3 Una. Edition
Publisher: Brilliance Corporation
Binding: Audio CD
Publication date: 2008-05-29
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2001-11-14 Not sure what Stephen King sees in this guy...
Stephen King describes Peter Abrahams as his favourite thriller writer in America. I don't get it. I read A Perfect Crime and thought it was ok, but this was a major disapointment. At times it came across as a very poor attempt at doing a Secret History, but the characters are unengaging and the plot is unbelievably flimsy. I thought thrillers had got past the point of the old 'which twin is it' ruse, but no, it's churned out once again as though it's a brilliant plot twist. That the hero is too stupid to see it would work for a page, but it's dragged on and on and on. There's little or no tension in the first 80% of the book and when it DOES arrive it relies too much on coincidence, and even then fails to engage really.Not recommended.
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