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Summary: good book
Review: i enjoyed this book.i wasnt surewho the kller was until the end of the book.i didnt put the book down and read t in one sitting.definately worth a read.characters were interesting,
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Summary: Not his best
Review: I usually enjoy this author very much, but this book fell very flat.I picked up on who the killer was right away, and to me, it was so obvious that I thought I had to be wrong...sad to say, I wasn't. Don't lose sleep if you skip this one.
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Summary: AWESOME!!!!!!!
Review: This is the 1st Margolin I've read and its probablly the BEST book I've ever read. It's face paced...suspensful and very surprising. The ending was completely different than what I was expecting. Its a MUST READ!! I hope Mr. Margolin will continue to write more novels like Wild Justice!! Its AWESOME!!!!!!
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Summary: AWESOME!!!!!
Review: Face paced, Non stop action...Suspenseful and surprising. The Best book I've read in years. A super ending that will totally catch you off guard. A must read!!!!
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Summary: This book is a screamer!
Review: This book is a screamer - not in the horror sense but in the context of a book you just don't want to put down. It grabs and never lets go. This book is just candy for the brain. For a great, quick read, this is a good one.
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Summary: Horrible!
Review: This is my first Margolin book and without question it will be my last. Idiotic in the extreme with the most shallow characters I think I've ever encountered in fiction. It's an absolutely terrible book with maybe the most frightening part being the number of reviews praising it here at Amazon. Philip Margolin is talentless and this book ranks right up there with the Left Behind series in terms of low quality literature.
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Summary: Why, What Was He Thinking??
Review: I read Gone But Not Forgotten when it first came out and while I don't remember too much about it, one thing that sticks in my mind was its mindblowing (though implausible) ending. Since then, I've occassionally read his others, which have been okay, but just that. Wild Justice, however, is awful. I won't bore you with a blow by blow recitation of the facts, because they've been recited by other reviewers and, more importantly, they don't merit any serious mention as that might lend some credence to this disaster of a story. Suffice it to say that Wild Justice is predictable from a mile away. The story is pointless and to say the characters are one dimensional is a compliment. Stick with Gone But Not Forgotten. If you want to read a really good thriller, read The Big Picture or The Job by Douglas Kennedy, the Hit Man by Lawrence Block, or A King's Ransom by Grippando.
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Summary: A nice legal thriller/mystery
Review: I picked up this book because it's author is a fellow lawyer who used to practice law a few doors down from the office where I worked. Within the first 10 pages, I realized that this was a terrific mystery in and of itself. My hat goes off to Margolin. He's put together a tightly woven mystery which just keeps on getting more mystifying until the shocker of an ending. He's created a no less than six sociopathic characters who die or disappear only to resurface and keep you guessing. I'm not an avid mystery fan, but this book was fun to read. I spent three virtually sleepless nights because I couldn't put this book down.
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Summary: Ridiculous!
Review: How ridiculous can we get? By far the worse thriller I've ever read. These people are doctors and lawyers? How stupid can Amanda be? And how much baggage can Margolin throw at Vincent Cardoni and his wife Justine Castle? These guys are surgeons? Flat dialogue. Unclear plot. Unbelievable cardboard characters. Complete waste of paper.
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Summary: This frightening thriller is one wild ride!
Review: There is a killer out there who possesses the lethal combination of medical knowledge and a sick, twisted mind. The question is, who is it -- and how can s/he be stopped? Amanda Jaffe, a criminal defense attorney, is on the defense team for Dr. Vincent Cardoni, a smug, unlikable surgeon who is accused of several murders involving acts of brutal, yet exquisitely skilled torture. Cardoni is let off the hook on a technicality, however, before the case even goes to trial. Four years later, Jaffe is hired again to represent a defendant accused of similar killings. This time the suspect is none other than Cardoni's estranged wife. Jaffe persistently digs to the bottom of this mystery and learns the chilling truth behind these unthinkable crimes. This is Philip Margolin's best and scariest book to date. Don't read "Wild Justice" if you have to sleep alone. It *will* scare you! Reviewed by Mystery Ink
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