Sunday, August 13, 2006
47 rules of highly effective bank robbers
Well, I'm running a little behind here. I think I'm about 4 books ahead of this now. Too much reading, not enough commenting.
Tara has been robbing banks with her father, Wyatt, since she was nine years old. Wyatt came up with the 47 rules to teach Tara the business. When they come into a small Arizona town to rob the bank, Tara falls in love with Max, the son of the local sheriff. When she runs off with him, Wyatt takes up the chase to bring her back. Also after all of them are two FBI agents, Max's father, and a couple of Wyatt's former partners.
Troy Cook's first novel is a fun romp with characters that blur the lines between good and bad. The good guys sometimes break the law and the bad guys try to do the right thing. Everyone is a little dysfunctional but that only adds to the fun.
This book is not part of a series. Troy's second book will also be a standalone and it is due out next summer.
Tara has been robbing banks with her father, Wyatt, since she was nine years old. Wyatt came up with the 47 rules to teach Tara the business. When they come into a small Arizona town to rob the bank, Tara falls in love with Max, the son of the local sheriff. When she runs off with him, Wyatt takes up the chase to bring her back. Also after all of them are two FBI agents, Max's father, and a couple of Wyatt's former partners.
Troy Cook's first novel is a fun romp with characters that blur the lines between good and bad. The good guys sometimes break the law and the bad guys try to do the right thing. Everyone is a little dysfunctional but that only adds to the fun.
This book is not part of a series. Troy's second book will also be a standalone and it is due out next summer.
# posted by Kim Reis @ 3:09 PM 
