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Cargando... Dead Silence (2009)por Randy Wayne White
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Winter in New York City: Doc Ford is at the Explorers Club. He foils an abduction attempt on a senator, but the companion in her car is snatched-- and buried alive, leading to a series of remakable twists and revelations. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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[Their] "Faces might crack if they smiled and not because of the damn windchill factor - windchill being Minnesotans' way of bragging about their shitty weather while sounding smart enough to move south if they wanted.
Great Falls registered the lowest temperature in the nation this morning, 30° below, not counting windchill.
They were proud of that?"
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Will Chaser’s foster grandfather Otto "Bull" Guttersen was pretty good value too.
Otherwise, the story is convoluted, and contains a lot of weird premises; of course, that all centers around Randy Wayne White’s Number One evil place Cuba.
Marion "Doc" Ford does his usual number pinballing around various locales and crossing paths with all the other characters, and then ultimately stumbles around long enough to save the day as well as solve several old mysteries much like Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt.
Tomlinson doesn't factor too much into this book (although we do learn a lot more about him and his past), and the other new or old characters are more of a passing reference.
Anyway, this was so engaging that it must have been one of my fastest reads ever. ( )