Book Reviews of Absolute Rage

The Karp and Ciampi clan takes on some clans in the hollers of West Virginia coal country. Well written and some new character development for Lucy and her brothers

Butch Karp fans watch out, when his family is threatened there is no holding back this DA. I found the book to be engrossing from the moment I picked it up, the cover is a bit torn, but that is only due to my intense reading. It will keep you on the edge of your seat.

At first had a hard time getting into it, but after about 20 pages, I couldn't put it down. Great storyline & characters. I'll try this author again.

"Absolute Rage" is one of Robert Tanenbaum's best. It starts calmly and gradually builds up to a brain bashing crescendo as it zeroes in on some genuine hillbilly killers who hold an entire region of West Virginia in terror and who have involved Butch and his family by killing a friend. No fan of Tanenbaum's will be dissatisfied with this book. Unlike many authors who write successive series, he doesn't spend page after page telling about the past or describing the personalities of his characters. He lets that information develop as part of the story, which is a real relief.

Lucy, Karp, Marlene and the twins are at it again. Always a good read!

Scary book, very good read.

My first book by this author and it will tempt me to read another.

A great book !

Exciting thriller.

Great mystry!

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Interesting characters. Fast read.

I highly recommend the entire series of Tannenbaum's bookds.

good mystery

as the city sizzles under the early summer sun, new york chief asst. d.a. butch and his family are happily vacationing when they hear that thrir neighbors back home have been brutally murdered

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