Lassiter: A Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (727 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005NKGAOW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 267 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Fun but crude Fun, and well written but often too crass and crude. I'd read another review that said the main character, Jake, was a lot like Harlan Corbin' s character of Myron Boltair. I would agree but Myron is much more likable and classy. The amount of gratuitous porn scenes and language was way over the top. At first it was funny but then it went too far and d. "Way over the top and eventually boring. Plot was predictable" according to Barbara J Ragsdale. Save your money. Graphic descriptions about porn. Way over the top and eventually boring. Plot was predictable. Knew the ending long before the closing scenes. Not an author I will buy again.. Professor said This is classic Jake Lassiter, just like the old days. This was the book that brought the low-rent attorney Jake Lassiter back after a protracted absence. Part of that time, Levine was in California doing TV scripts and cranking out the Solomon vs. Lord novels, which were somewhat "watered down" and seemingly aimed at a more commercial market. He also wrote some very good stand-alone thrillers. But we miss
Amy Larkin is in town, looking for her sister Krista, who vanished without a trace almost two decades earlier. She seeks out Lassiter because he's the last person to have seen her alive. Booklist called him "one of the most entertaining series characters in contemporary crime fiction." The former Miami Dolphin is still swimming with sharks in his latest, boldest novel of suspense yet. Last seen in 1997's Flesh & Bones, Jake Lassiter is a hero unlike any other in the courtroom. Lassiter volunteers to investigate, and his search for Krista's fate will take him into the underworld of Miami'