Tin Kickers

by bill-murphy

After flight ACL248 disappeared off the Mexico Approach Radar, wreckage of the plane was found scattered in the Sierra Madre mountains - there were no survivors. As investigator Ron Carter tries to determine what happened, it becomes increasingly obvious that no one is going to like the answer.

Genres: Fiction

330 pages, Paperback

First published May 4, 2000

Reviews

[Pat · Rating 3 out of 5]

An unusual and readable book but disappointing that there has been no continuation of the story.
The strengths of the book include decently written characters who though standard tropes were well done.
I enjoyed the first half with the technical investigation.
The second half with the action movie scene at the airport was quite jarring, plus the conspiracy was unclear and confusing. Granted this could have made more sense if there had been a sequel but as it has been years since this book was written I doubt there ever will be one.
The writing style was good and very readable.

[Richard · Rating 2 out of 5]

i never forget what i read except with this book. i ended up buying it twice and twice reading to about page 280 before tossing it on the floor in frustration. good begining then it all goes to pot