London Boulevard, (Paperback)

from jonfaith

Mr. Bruen obviously knows his tradition. At one point in his reworking of Sunset Boulevard (hence the title, saucy!) James Ellroy makes an appearence, yeh, Ellroy himself appears just off stage. References are made in almost every chapter to some noir classic. Such a homage creates its own set of...

from jonfaith

Mr. Bruen obviously knows his tradition. At one point in his reworking of Sunset Boulevard (hence the title, saucy!) James Ellroy makes an appearence, yeh, Ellroy himself appears just off stage. References are made in almost every chapter to some noir classic. Such a homage creates its own set of...

from mpemulis

A quick read. The book breezes along. Clearly not intended to be heavily weighted, but it would have been improved with the addition of some more "whys" for all of the action.

from Altarasabine

This ended up being one of those books that I am having a hard time deciding what I really want to rate it and how to explain why I gave it that rating. This is the first time that I have read anything by this writer. His writing style is different than I am used it. I found myself not being able...

from norinrad10

What can you say other then, it's Ken Bruen. Those of you unfamiliar with this writer need to warned. Reading Bruen books will ruin you for mediocre crime fiction. It'll be almost possible to enjoy James Paterson, Stuart Woods or any of their ilk after reading this. A further bonus is the way tha...