Hawkeye-X
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Sun May-24-09 04:57 PM
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Just picked up Executive Privelege by Phillip Margini |
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Wed May-27-09 02:04 PM
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and EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE was written by Phillip Margolin. Is your Phillip the same guy?
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Fri May-29-09 03:22 PM
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Wed May-27-09 02:08 PM
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Most rated it 5 or 4 stars.
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Thu Jun-11-09 08:32 PM
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4. Well, was the book any good? nt |
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Tue Jul-07-09 10:03 PM
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5. I got the book, got as far as page 43, and ...... |
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am not going to finish.
It seems to be about adultery as the main crime, murders emanating from it merely cherries on the adultery cake...
I gave up on Balducci's FAMILY AFFAIRS or was it FAMILY HONOR, don't recall, because it was all based on adultery and dna of kids...
I don't give a darn if there's adultery in a book, but I'll be darned if I'll read a book where it's the reason for everything gone wrong.
There has to be a real plot - you know, like money, power, FBI/CIA spying stuff, good cop/bad cop stories, you know, something exciting.
I am bored with the Sanford thing. His turn-down of stimulus money seemed more exciting, also hiking naked on the Appalachian trail, that was different.
But I have two Bernhardt books I also picked up from the library. Will start I think it's CRUEL JUSTICE later tonight.
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