Outlaws

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Summary: Green's football formula begins to slide
Review: Green continues the NFL/scandal formula but adds a new dimension with attorney Madison McCall, who gets drawn into defending high-profile NFL players accused of heinous crimes. This time the plot is even more far-fetched connecting a rogue intelligence operative, nuclear material, a gang shooting, and two star NFL players and their wives. The book just does not work that well; Ruffians and Titans stick to what they are supposed to be, yet Outlaws tries to go in a direction that it really cannot go in and be true to itself.

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Summary: I enjoyed the mix of football and mystery in this book.
Review: I am fifteen and I have read all of Green's books more than once. I play football and I like how vividly he describes the football scenes in the book. I know I am only fifteen and some adults will think that I am just a kid and I don't know what I am talking about but, I have also read other literary works (Of Mice and Men) (Catcher in the Rye).

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Summary: outlaws
Review: I really enjoyed reading "Outlaws". It was very exciting and entertaining. A very Easy read. With excellent charecters. And twist and turns on every page. I believe this is a book anyone would enjoy reading.

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Summary: Exploitation Trash.
Review: What an exciting read. Each day I could not wait for opportunities to get back to this exciting book. It certainly convinced me to read more of Mr. Green's work.

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Summary: Terrific read! Didn't want to put it down!
Review: What an exciting read. Each day I could not wait for opportunities to get back to this exciting book. It certainly convinced me to read more of Mr. Green's work.