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The Two Minute Rule by Robert Crais (2006, Hardcover)
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Author: Robert Crais
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication Date: 2006-02-21
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 0743281616
ISBN-13: 9780743281614
Product ID: EPID48242294
Description: An ex-con who had no role in his son's life now finds himself probing his death in this standalone by the author of the Elvis Cole series. One night before Max Holman completes his 10-year sentence for bank robbery, his estranged son Ric...
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This book arrived in very good shape. The book was as pictured and was signed on the right title page. Seller was easy to deal with and would buy from them again.
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) Great book!! Great story. Some parts a little slow but a great story!! Crais is an excellent author and has some pretty interesting novels.
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This ain't Elvis, but it's great!Review created: 09/03/06
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If your expecting another Elvis Cole story, this is not it. But, if you like Robert Crias' style, humor and intensity you'll love this book. If he has tired of Elvis then Max couldbe a start of an all new and developing character. The story is engaging and will challenge your sense of justice in many ways. Crias exposes many f the dark issues surrounding the recently released from prison in a way that will make you laugh and be mad all at the same time. If you like Crias you need to read this one!
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an almost compelling non-heroCrais stands out within the 'locale' police/criminal writers like Sanford, Lescroart and Connelly in developing a non-hero who can develop depth and attraction for a character whose motivations conflict with each other. Is the criminal aspects of the main character the flaw? It certainly is the dominant motivation of his growth over the years. Or, is the flaw the character trait which gets him to prison?
Whichever it is, Crais builds a totally enjoyable novel where you don't root for the bad guy turned good, but you understand his eventual motivations and maybe have a bit of compassion for his developing self insights.
Whichever it is, Crais builds a totally enjoyable novel where you don't root for the bad guy turned good, but you understand his eventual motivations and maybe have a bit of compassion for his developing self insights.
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