Wrong Man Running - Alan Hruska Reviews
Description:ISBN 727880276 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Alan Hruska / Hardcover / 224 Pages / Book is published 2011-03-31 by Severn House Publishers Ltd
Newest Review: ... main character and fear for their very existence so that when they get out of a tricky situation, you are almost as relieved ... more
... as they are. In other words, I want a thriller to thrill. Is that really too much to ask? Wrong Man Running appears to think so.
Things are not helped by the fact that the characters are incredibly shallow and clichéd and (like the plot) rather dull. They are identikit characters who you could find in pretty much any book of this kind. Once again, that's not necessarily an issue. Sometimes predictable, comfortable characters are a good thing freeing the author of the need to do much by way of character development a...more
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Customer Wrong Man Running - Alan Hruska Reviews (1)
by - written on 26/08/12 (Very useful, 31 readings)
Rating:
I've noted before that I like trying books by authors I've not read before as it's a good way to dig out some little gems that might otherwise pass you by. The downside, of course, is that you might have to wade through a lot of literary sludge to find that one golden nugget. Wrong Man Running by Alan Hruska is more sludge than sparkly thing. When a series of women he knows are attacked and raped in horrific circumstances, suspicion slowly starts to fall on Rick Corinth, an Assistant District Attorney in New York. Rick must attempt to prove his innocence or face losing everything he holds dear. That Wrong Man Running doesn't really do anything new, ... Read the complete review
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