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Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 0385308485
ISBN-13: 9780385308489
Sep 1996
Publisher: Harpercollins
296 pages
Language: English |
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Synopsis
Despite his silky smoothness, Jack Foley has still managed to land in prison. He soon escapes, but then has the bad luck to run into deputy U.S. marshal Karen Sisco. He stuffs her into the trunk of the getaway car driven by his friend Buddy, but being a gentleman as well as a wanted man, climbs in with her. An odd first date, it works until Sisco escapes and heads up the party looking for the jailbird. But he's already on his way to Detroit where he has a heist-ready gang of pals expecting him. A classic Leonard tale of crime, caper, and fun.
| Size | | Length: | 296 pages | | Height: | 9.8 in | | Width: | 6.8 in | | Thickness: | 1.0 in | | Weight: | 20.0 oz |
Industry Reviews
"As usual, Mr. Leonard weaves an absorbing story full of offbeat characters, funny incidents, vivid locales, dialogue that jumps off the page and curious inside information about the criminal world..."
New York Times - Christopher Lehmann-Haupt (08/15/1996)
"As in the best of Leonard, this is a book of continual surprise, exemplified by a chance meeting of two of the central characters in a revolving restaurant atop a Detroit hotel, and extraordinary violence, as in the callous murders of three junkies in a dope house. Leonard never romanticizes violence: It is routinely cruel, beyond the comprehension of law-abiding people."
Philadelphia Inquirer - Lee Winfrey (08/11/1996)
"Leonard is on target. He can write people talking the way no one else on Earth can....Leonard is on target, and when he hits the bulls-eye, he hits it cleanly."
Los Angeles Times Book Review - Ed McBain (08/25/1996)
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