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October 22, 2017 by vel veeter 1 Comment

Presumed Innocent: 4/5 Stars So I didn’t realize this was the same as the Harrison Ford movie until about halfway through the book. I picked it up for two distinct reasons: 1) It was listed as one of the best legal thrillers (old school, we’ll call it) and that reason checks out and 2) the audiobook was read by Edward Hermann, which is obviously great. I have heard him read one book before and it was so good. So the novel itself is told from […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir, Fantasy, Fiction, Horror, Mystery Tagged With: Chinua Achebe, Elmore Leonard, Horace Walpole, Joan Didion, Man of the people, Par Lagerkvist, Presumed Innocent, Pronto, Scott Turow, South and West, The Castle of Otranto, the dwarf, The Tombs of Atuan, ursula k le guin

vel veeter's CBR9 Review No:430 · Genres: Biography/Memoir, Fantasy, Fiction, Horror, Mystery · Tags: Chinua Achebe, Elmore Leonard, Horace Walpole, Joan Didion, Man of the people, Par Lagerkvist, Presumed Innocent, Pronto, Scott Turow, South and West, The Castle of Otranto, the dwarf, The Tombs of Atuan, ursula k le guin ·
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