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 Fallen Idols - Neil White
 Fallen Idols - Neil White ... 2007-07-02 by AVON, a division of HarperCollins Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... starts with him being killed in cold blood in the street. There are two estate agents also murdered in a nearby flat, why? ... more ... This is the start of the novel and it just gets better and better. Meet the two main characters - Jack Garrett a reporter with a good friend in DC Laura McGanity, a single mother who has her own share of difficulties in a man's world organising child care etc.
The novel takes you through a variety of places in the United Kingdom (at alarming paces it has to be said!) with a variety of murders and events. It's fast but without you realising it. The plot is tremendous, the killer is superb and there are a couple of twi...more |
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Fallen Idols - Neil White: Read from cover to cover in one go - it's that good. (463 words)
by - written on 26/10/08 (Very useful, 5 readings)
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I read this all day yesterday and I loved it. I couldn't go to work because of a bad back and this kept me occupied. I read it whilst I was sitting down and also whilst I was walking around the room to stretch my back! This kept me happy all day. So that's why I read it but what happens? The back of the book is well presented with the who, what, why, where, when and how scenario - literally listed. It's short and to the point, much better than a paragraph. Henri Dumas is a premiership football player and the novel starts with him being killed in cold blood in the street. There are two estate agents also murdered in a nearby flat, why? This is the start of the ... Read the complete review
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