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No House Limit (Hard Case Crime #45)
by Steve Fisher
by Steve Fisher
Five's review
bookshelves: mysteries-and-thrillers, hard_case_crime
Feb 01, 12
bookshelves: mysteries-and-thrillers, hard_case_crime
Read from January 28 to February 04, 2012
Steve Fisher can write. There's no doubt about it. The pacing of the book is excellent, but it's marred by it's cartoonish female characters, each on more two-dimensional (and stupid) than the next—Cottontop scrapes her way to something resembling a character arc by the end, but it doesn't make up for the other two.
I was hoping for a clever ending to match the set up, but was let down by what felt like a cheat. Maybe if I knew more about craps I could argue its authenticity. But, as it's no longer 1958, I doubt there are many who can.
I was hoping for a clever ending to match the set up, but was let down by what felt like a cheat. Maybe if I knew more about craps I could argue its authenticity. But, as it's no longer 1958, I doubt there are many who can.
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