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Dark Homecoming (Hardcover)


3.7étoiles sur 5  Voir tous les commentaires (7 évaluations de client)

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In the best-selling Lustbader's latest thriller, a detective anguishes over his agreement to commit murder in exchange for a compatible kidney for his ailing niece.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Leaving behind the comic-strip leaps and blows of his nimble Ninjas (Floating City, 1994, etc.), Lustbader constructs an entire actioner set in the Miami area. No more worldwide crime cartels masterminded by Asians? Well, let's not get carried away. Yes, there is just such a cartel, but it's masterminded by Heitor and Antonio Bonita, a pair of bloody identical twins born bad. They run a cartel that deals in arms, drugs, white slavery, you name it, and they run it behind a line of front men who take the heat should the law intrude. One of the twins' specialties is dealing in human body organs that they harvest illegally in the States and airship to Central and South America. Scalpel-wielding Heitor likes to remove the organs while the ``donor'' is still alive. On their trail, meanwhile, is the Department of Justice. Although longtime Lustbader cop and hero Lewis Croaker has retired to captain a Miami charter boat, he's still a stringer for the Agency and carries a badge. Burned out and unwilling to be drawn back into the action, Croaker is facing a family crisis: His drug-addicted 15-year-old niece Rachel, now on dialysis, will be dead in five days if she doesn't receive a replacement kidney. Croaker sets out to find a donor. As it happens, fabulously smooth criminal lawyer Marcellus Rojas Diego Majeur offers him both a vintage turquoise Mustang and a kidney for Rachel if Croaker will just assassinate the dazzlingly vicious Juan Garcia Barbacena (he cuts off women's breasts in his lighter moments), the Bonita twins' greatest rival in terror. Croaker suddenly finds himself in a bafflingly strange and dangerous world: Nobody is what he (or she) seems, and even the Justice team Croaker reluctantly hooks up with is seemingly run by a very bad guy indeed. . . . Lustbader's intense flow of invention is wonderful to watch: Wild, gory, assured over-the-top entertainment throughout. -- Copyright ©1997, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved.

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3.0étoiles sur 5 Ninja it's Not, Janv. 20 2003
Par Michael Nordberg (San Francisco, CA United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires
If you loved Ninja then prepare to be disappointed. None of the fascinating detail that made Ninja such a page turner. Minor moments when describing the world of Heta I, a South American healing art that stores power in stones. Lew Croaker's biomechanical hand has more of a personality then Lew, and is much more fascinating.

Twisted plot involving South American magic, South Florida sleaziness, black market human organs, and secret government agenices.

Although I read this book to the end, I can't say I recommend it.

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4.0étoiles sur 5 Croacker gets by without Nicholas Linnear, Déc 10 1998
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Despite of the lack of exotic settings and having a more ordinary hero,this novel is still a page-turner, thanks to the complexity of its charachters. Croaker ends up being a much more intersting person than Nicholas Linnear (who is something of a demi-god by now), however, DH lacks the thrilling changes of location in time and space characteristic of former novels. It's on the whole a fine novel, but I would suggest Mr, Lustbader to improve his Spanish spelling and grammar, there are lots of mistakes which undermine the credibility of the Spanish-speaking characters.
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2.0étoiles sur 5 A Dark Dissapointment, Juil 31 1998
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I have been a loyal Lustabder fan for the past 5 years and have read 10 of his titles. I have loved reading his incredibly descriptive style as he paints a pictue of political intrigue, family and spiritual ties and intense eroticism. But this book was not nearly up to par with his past works. The entire plot was overly confusing and too full of coincidences. If the Bonita twins were so powerful, why do they even need Lew Croaker, detective extraordinaire, to do a hit job for them? Especially since they ended up carrying it out themselves after all? Lustabder always has multiple charcacters, but in this title, they were all a jumble. The twins in their little white death truck seemed silly, and the severed heads and incestual sado-masochism was at some points was a little sickening. I was anxiously awaiting for this novel after Lustbader's hiatus, but this was definitely not worth the wait.
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4.0étoiles sur 5 Good action book with multiple, complex plots.
Well written and suspensefull. You never quite figure out the characters until the end.
Publié le Jui 30 1998

5.0étoiles sur 5 DARK HOMECOMING, TRULY SPELL BINDING
A brilliant read, as Lew Croaker sets out to deal with his own inner turmoil of a broken realationship with his Sister, and the idea of killing a man in cold blood, for a chance... Read more
Publié le Nov. 18 1997

3.0étoiles sur 5 A story where timing is everyhting.
As always Mr.Lustbader can tell a good story with excitement galore. It does not, however, compare with earlier titles such as 'The Kaisho' and/or 'Floating City'. Read more
Publié le Juil 18 1997

5.0étoiles sur 5 A great read by a master talent
After fifteen years as one of New York's finest, Lew Croaker is warn out so he moves to Florida for some rest and relaxation on a fishing boat. Read more
Publié le Jui 23 1997

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