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'Leonard may be 85 years old, but Road Dogs shows he's still the best crime writer on the planet.' SUNDAY BUSINESS POST, Ireland 'Brilliant, as ever.' HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER
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With friends like these...A thrilling tale of deception and trust which reunites three of Leonard's favourite characters.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
I am an avid follower of Elmore Leonard but recent books have been disappointing. Gone are the truely grim, nasty Hispanics characters. The "Hot Kid" stories are insipid. "Road Dogs" is a return (almost) to the best. Sharp witty dialogue and some real nasties. It is not quite one of the best but well worth reading.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Back to almost his best,good sequel to 'Out of sight'. Probably better than 99% of the rest and maybe one of his best for a long time.
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Format:Hardcover
Back on form with this.
Jack Foley is sprung, with strings attached, by a prison mate and tries to navigate the waters of low life LA chicanery, pursuing his "what then" goals.
Great stuff, Elmore.
Jack Foley is sprung, with strings attached, by a prison mate and tries to navigate the waters of low life LA chicanery, pursuing his "what then" goals.
Great stuff, Elmore.
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Cons and Pros - Witty LA Noir
The hand of the master is sure and steady in this dark romp of a comedic crime story. Elmore Leonard has brought back the suave Guinness record-breaking bank robber, Jack Foley,... Read more
Published 26 days ago by Blue in Washington
Hit the road, Jack
Jack Foley, the hero of "Out of Sight", is in prison for the next 30 years, when he becomes friends with a powerful Cuban called Cundo Rey who assigns him a hotshot attorney and... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Sam Quixote
Road Dogs
Having completed Richard Starks 24 books about criminal "PARKER",i thought it was a good time to re visit an old favourite, Elmore Leonard, in Road Dogs. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Frank Edwards
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Elmore Leonard fires up another hugely enjoyable crime caper that sees most of the major players planning to double or triple cross one another within about two paragraphs of them... Read more
Published 3 months ago by J. Mcgregor
It Continues the Popular Tale of Jack Foley
"Road dogs," is a crime novel by uber-successful, best-selling, prolific American mystery author Elmore Leonard. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Stephanie DePue
Not a who-dunnit, a who's gonna do it.
Jack Foley is a prolific bank robber, he's robbed so many he's lost count, even the FBI don't know for sure, so they ask him. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Mick Read
Elmore Leonard returns in style
This novel is classic Elmore Leonard although he has only introduced a few new characters. He continues his theme of bringing the reader up to date with existing cast members Jack... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Mr Ernest W. Hales
Leonard is as cool and incisive as ever
What is there left to say about Elmore Leonard? A man who was born in New Orleans in 1925, started out writing westerns in the 1950s, and practically invented the gritty crime... Read more
Published on 21 Feb 2010 by Mr Creepy
A fine wrap up of old characters
Elmore Leonard has written perhaps his last book in his best style and many of his earlier characters are in this fine book. Read more
Published on 19 Jan 2010 by Mr. J. Butler
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i am an elmore fanatic so i will give road dogs the thumbs up before i read it
Published on 30 July 2009 by B. Mcgeagh
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