Not a bad read. This is not Grisham’s normal legal thriller but addresses an issue. Not a lot of suspense but kept it interesting.
Tag: Conrad’s Reading List
This Was a Man: The Final Volume of The Clifton Chronicles
I loved this series. Hate to see it end. Each book is just so interesting with many well-developed characters and all kinds of conflicts. The Clifton Chronicles is not at a loss for people you love to hate, that is for sure. Jeffrey Archer is definitely one of my favorite authors.
Mightier Than the Sword: A Novel (Clifton Chronicles Book 5)
Be Careful What You Wish For (Clifton Chronicles Book 4)
Archer can create wonderful, memorable characters — whether good guy or villain — and it is no different with this book.
Best Kept Secret (Clifton Chronicles Book 3)
Jeffrey Archer’s third volume of The Clifton Chronicles is a blend of colorful characters, seething resentment, calculated revenge, and a shocking, tragic cliffhanger.
Snake: The Legendary Life of Ken Stabler
I am a big fan of Ken Stabler and always have been. He was one of the best QBs Alabama has ever had, but I liked him while he played for the Raiders. That’s the reason I wanted to read this book. This is a very good story of his life and times . . . and boy did he have some times.
Only Time Will Tell
This is the first book by Jeffrey Archer in many years and this book makes me wonder why. This is the first in the 6 book series of the “Clifton Cronicles”. Can’t wait to read the next.
Good For The Money
We both worked at AIG at the time Benmosche was CEO. This tells the story of how he paid America back. Virtually NO ONE thought AIG would ever be able to pay taxpayers back the $182 billion the company borrowed from the government. But he did and with a $22 billion profit.
