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A Knife Edge

✍ Scribed by Rollins, David


Publisher
Bantam
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Weight
241 KB
Edition
1st Am. ed.
Category
Fiction
ISBN
0553805355

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✦ Synopsis


From Publishers Weekly

In Rollins's second thriller, Department of Defense Special Agent Vin Cooper, behaving like James Bond on steroids, beds twice as many women, solves three times the cases and takes five times the beatings as 007. The over-the-top adventure needs a reader who can match Cooper's smart-aleck attitude. Mel Foster's measured, carefully enunciated approach produces just the opposite effect, taking the edge off of the humor and spotlighting the book's less-credible action sequences (i.e., Cooper is tossed from a plane without a parachute, is captured and beaten, escapes by donkey and is ready for a new assignment). To his credit, Foster does not stint when it comes to emotional dialogue and handles a range of accents, from Cockney to Pakistani, smoothly and effectively. And his unhurried reading clarifies a complex plot that includes a marine biologist being killed by a shark, a possible skydive suicide of Cooper's pal and the theft of a formula that could destroy all computer life on the planet. A Bantam hardcover (Reviews, Jan. 26). (Mar.)
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Review

β€œRollins is a forceful writer with an authoritative voice.”—Orlando Sentinel
β€œExciting . . . Readers will cheer.”—Publishers Weekly

β€œNon-stop action . . . superb suspense.”—Nelson DeMille

From the Paperback edition.

Library : General
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780553805352


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