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Der Tod In Mir (2010)

by Paul Cleave(Favorite Author)

3.76 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

3453435117 (ISBN13: 9783453435117)

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

publisher

Heyne

review 1: When you read Paul Cleave's novels, you're thrown into the dark world of Christchurch, New Zealand, and its city of crime. In Blood Men, we're introduced to Edward Hunter. A typical family man who loses everything with a tainted bloodline. We enter his world and see how his world crumbles like a cookie. We meet the people he meets and how it lost it all. In a race against time, he takes Christchurch by storm, when he demands answers and revenge. This is dark, hard core and a bit gritty. Hold onto your seat belts and watch how his world is engulfed in flames. This is a real page turner.
review 2: Edward Hunter; a figurative train wreck. Just like the train before the wreck, it had a destination. A purpose. That dedication and purpose was his family and also keep... moreing his dark past from haunting him, He was a devoted family man who deeply loved his wife and daughter. But murderous events of, first, his wife, whom Eddie (my name) loved deeply, was murdered in a bank robbery and then later, by the same people who robbed the bank, his lovely young daughter caused Eddie to derail his destination and completely jump off the tracks. Also, the dark past that entails his father being a serial killer now comes into place and helps the involvement of his derailment. His father, too, was a dedicated family man when Edward was a kid, but was caught for the multiple killings of prostitutes and thrown into jail for life. This book was a definite page turner for me and parts of me, while reading it, was thinking: Yeah, right. This shit would never happen. But, I had to remind myself that this, is of course, a fictional book and is strictly for entertainment purposes. Once I finally convinced myself of such, I thoroughly enjoyed this book till the last paragraph. That last paragraph made me say: Ah, shit, really?! Yup, it was one of those closing paragraphs. Look, the ending fit, but I didn't want it to end that way. Again, it worked, but shit, I wanted, like a crappy movie that is released on DVD, to have an alternate ending. Sadly, it didn't. Ah, hell, I still liked it and the ending didn't defer that whatsoever. less

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