A light weight suspense thriller I listened to on audio while I was driving...even kept my attention while gardening the other day.
It's the standard story: hard working lawyer in Oregon gets lucky, is handed a career building (or busting) case he doesn't want; on the other coast, a female PI (police drop out due to horrible experiences while undercover) discovers evidence that can be matched up with Oregon boy that may in fact lead to the President of US as a serial killer????? OK...at that point I had to suspend belief, but the story was well plotted enough to keep my interest til the somewhat surprising end. Good airport/beach/doctor's waiting room read.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Review: Executive Privilege
A light weight suspense thriller I listened to on audio while I was driving...even kept my attention while gardening the other day.
It's the standard story: hard working lawyer in Oregon gets lucky, is handed a career building (or busting) case he doesn't want; on the other coast, a female PI (police drop out due to horrible experiences while undercover) discovers evidence that can be matched up with Oregon boy that may in fact lead to the President of US as a serial killer????? OK...at that point I had to suspend belief, but the story was well plotted enough to keep my interest til the somewhat surprising end. Good airport/beach/doctor's waiting room read.
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The premise sounds a little far-fetched!!!
ReplyDeleteI think he was trying to take a jab at Clinton's philandering, but it just didn't work well..
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