Those Who Trespass : A Novel of Murder and Television

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Summary: Bill O'Reilly- SUPERSTAR!
Review: Mega-talent O'Reilly continues to annoy the world with this turgid potboiler, written in a style similar to a 7th grader's creative writing exercise. Story has to do with a frustrated, deeply depressed tabloid TV and radio host who despeartely wants to be respected for something- anything. Instead, he becomes a regarded as nothing more than a disgruntled circus clown and thus decides to cause further resentment from rational thinking human beings.

The audio version is recommended for the graphic oral sex descriptions, narrated with gusto and verve by the author.

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Summary: Page turner well worth a read
Review: O'Reilly shows a talent for writing novels in this really good debut. It takes place in the industry of television news---an industry of which O'Reilly knows much about---and is a multiple murder mystery. You won't be able to put it down. It's relatively well written and much more interesting than any of O'Reilly's nonfiction books (and no one will be offended by this one). The ending is a little weak but that can be expected from a writer's debut.