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OU Chinaman
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Posted: Tue Aug 13th, 2019 11:59 pm |
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...fast, fun read. Crime noir at it's finest!
Joe Pike is my all time favorite fictional character.
He reminds me of me,...when I wore a younger man's clothes.
Only I didn't kill anybody!
(Plus, I have matching red & black arrowheads tattoed on both shoulders.)
Anyway if you're a fan of the World's Greatest detective and his partner, this makes for an entertaining few hours.
 
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Walt
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Posted: Thu Aug 29th, 2019 12:03 am |
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I have all of Crais' books. Most are 1st editions and some of oldest are worth quite a few dollars. Michael Connelly is my all time favorite. Have all of his books as well. Don't have anything except hardbacks.
Craise is easy reading and he has a good sense of humor.
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crimson jonze
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Posted: Fri Aug 30th, 2019 02:21 am |
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| Crais is one of my favorites along with James Lee Burke. I wait impatiently when one of them has a new book coming out. Right now, I can't wait to get my hands on Crais' new one. Love Pike and Elvis.
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crimson jonze
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Posted: Fri Aug 30th, 2019 02:21 am |
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OU Chinaman wrote:
...fast, fun read. Crime noir at it's finest!
Joe Pike is my all time favorite fictional character.
He reminds me of me,...when I wore a younger man's clothes.
Only I didn't kill anybody!
(Plus, I have matching red & black arrowheads tattoed on both shoulders.)
Anyway if you're a fan of the World's Greatest detective and his partner, this makes for an entertaining few hours.
Which way do YOUR arrowheads point?
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OU Chinaman
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Posted: Fri Aug 30th, 2019 10:19 pm |
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crimson jonze wrote:
OU Chinaman wrote:
...fast, fun read. Crime noir at it's finest!
Joe Pike is my all time favorite fictional character.
He reminds me of me,...when I wore a younger man's clothes.
Only I didn't kill anybody!
(Plus, I have matching red & black arrowheads tattoed on both shoulders.)
Anyway if you're a fan of the World's Greatest detective and his partner, this makes for an entertaining few hours.
Which way do YOUR arrowheads point?
...FORWARD! ALWAYS FORWARD! STRAIGHT AHEAD!
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crimson jonze
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Posted: Fri Aug 30th, 2019 11:36 pm |
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OU Chinaman wrote:
crimson jonze wrote:
OU Chinaman wrote:
...fast, fun read. Crime noir at it's finest!
Joe Pike is my all time favorite fictional character.
He reminds me of me,...when I wore a younger man's clothes.
Only I didn't kill anybody!
(Plus, I have matching red & black arrowheads tattoed on both shoulders.)
Anyway if you're a fan of the World's Greatest detective and his partner, this makes for an entertaining few hours.
Which way do YOUR arrowheads point?
...FORWARD! ALWAYS FORWARD! STRAIGHT AHEAD!
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