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When Darkness Falls Large Type
When Darkness Falls Large Type
Author: James Grippando
Miami attorney Jack Swyteck gets more than he bargained for when he defends a deranged homeless man known only as Falcon. Falcon is truly a man of mystery. Even though he lives in a car, he has $200,000 dollars stashed away in an offshore bank account. He's also made an enemy of Miami's powerful mayor because of his obsession with the mayor's po...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780739478455
ISBN-10: 0739478451
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3.5 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: Doubleday Large Type Library
Book Type: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 1
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Luvbug avatar reviewed When Darkness Falls Large Type on + 225 more book reviews
Having not read the previous books in this series I was not sure how much I would like this one. I was pleasantly surprised when I found that Jack was a very personable. The author made me want to get to know him better and to find out why he stuck with Falcon when Falcon for sure didn't seem to want his help.

The characters where very well fleshed out and you got to know them all very well. You knew where each one of them was coming from and how their past fit into this story. You got to know them just enough to want to know them better and to route for the good guys and hope that the bad guys came to a bad end.

There was just enough back story to see how this book fit into the series but not so much that you felt like you were reading two different books at the same time..

And the action kept on coming at just the right time to make me want to keep on reading the next paragraph much less the whole book. I found myself reading late into the night in order to find out what was going to happen next.
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Miami lawyer Jack Swyteck defends a homeless man named Falcon who takes hostages at a hotel after being released from jail. Falcon has among his hostages, Theo Knight, a man who Swyteck once pulled off death row and who became his best friend. He also wants to talk to Alicia Mendoza, a police officer who's dating the blind hostage negotiatior and happens to be the mayor's daughter. What Jack doesn't know is that Falcon has a deeper agenda and is panicked enough to do anything to clear his name.

I did enjoy this book. It was written very well but was a little convoluted plot wise. I give it B+!


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