Places In The Dark - Thomas H. Cook Reviews
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Newest Review: ... One brother is a dreamer, the other a realist - who gets the girl and who ends up dead? As a rule I like my crime fiction ... more
... to be pretty straight forward. I would be the first to admit that a lot of what I read sometimes seems like the same story retold with different characters so 'Places' was somewhat of a change of direction for me. The first thing you notice with the book is the non-linear storyline that takes a little getting used to. The story is essentially split into three; what happened, what's happening and what will happen. Thomas H. Cook was surprisingly adept at keeping the three elements clear and after some initia...more
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Places In The Dark - Thomas H. Cook: Don't Book It, Thomas H Cook It! (778 words)by - written on 15/01/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Getting between two brothers is never a good idea, just ask Cain and Abel. Since these two fellas the concept of driving a wedge between siblings turns up time and time again. Most of the time it's not God's willingness to accept sacrifice that draws them apart, but something far more common and far more base - sex. What is it with fictional women and their need to split up a family? When a mysterious woman enters town the best thing to do is stay clear of them, they are obviously a succubus sent to kill you or one of your brothers. According to books like 'Places in the Dark' one of you is going to end up dead, just try to make sure it's not you! 'Places ... Read the complete review
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