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City of Lies - R.J. Ellory


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City of Lies - R.J. Ellory

 
Description: ISBN 0752880896 / Author: R.J. Ellory / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... following a shooting in a liquor store I was hooked. As the storyline develops John uncovers a massive web of lies and ... more

 ... deceit starting with the Aunt who brought him up and told him his father was dead, Uncle Walt his fathers business partner in the criminal underworld, the 'eye candy' Cathy Hollander. Which one should he believe? Where does the seemingly obsessed Detective Frank Duchaunak fit in to it all? I enjoyed this one so much I didn't want to finish it. A fabulous read and as already said it would make a fantastic movie! Anyone who's considering an RJ Ellory book and not sure which one, they're all great, but I'd recommend t...more

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Premium Review City of Lies - R.J. Ellory: Fantastic Read (189 words)
by - written on 24/09/08 (Very useful, 5 readings)
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From the moment John Harper got the phone call summoning him back to New York and found out that his father, who he'd thought dead for the past 30 years was seriously ill in hospital following a shooting in a liquor store I was hooked. As the storyline develops John uncovers a massive web of lies and deceit starting with the Aunt who brought him up and told him his father was dead, Uncle Walt his fathers business partner in the criminal underworld, the 'eye candy' Cathy Hollander. Which one should he believe? Where does the seemingly obsessed Detective Frank Duchaunak fit in to it all? I enjoyed this one so much I didn't want to finish it. ...  Read the complete review

 

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