A teenager dies of a drug overdose, and his grieving mother and her brothers plot an elaborate Texas revenge in James Patterson's 113 Minutes.
113 Minutes is an entry in Patterson's Bookshots line, a series of slender paperbacks written with a variety of co-authors and built for speed and quick consumption. I am probably not the first one to wryly note that this one would probably take about 113 minutes to read.
Obviously the plot cracks along, with a couple of complex heists pulled off with a dogged agent in pursuit, the situations ranging from slightly unbelievable to wholly unbelievable. But you know what you're getting when you turn the first page.
I listened to this on audiobook on loan from the New Castle-Henry County Public Library in New Castle, Indiana.
113 Minutes is an entry in Patterson's Bookshots line, a series of slender paperbacks written with a variety of co-authors and built for speed and quick consumption. I am probably not the first one to wryly note that this one would probably take about 113 minutes to read.
Obviously the plot cracks along, with a couple of complex heists pulled off with a dogged agent in pursuit, the situations ranging from slightly unbelievable to wholly unbelievable. But you know what you're getting when you turn the first page.
I listened to this on audiobook on loan from the New Castle-Henry County Public Library in New Castle, Indiana.
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