DST Is Easier to Deal With When You Don't Have to Go to Work
Where It Hurts, a noir crime thriller set on Long Island-- but nowhere near the Hamptons-- is about as dark and violent as the genre gets, and Reed Farrel Coleman has a deft touch with an extensive set of characters; they materialize one after the other, each the star of a short chapter, each providing a small piece to the puzzle retired cop Gus Murphy is trying to solve, each character broken in their own special way, each piece of information similarly fragmented . . . this was a perfect blizzard read: I couldn't put it down . . . and I didn't need to.
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I would like to amend the title of this sentence to conclude with "and Your Kids Are Old Enough to Take Care of Themselves."
they had school! so did my wife! i have a delayed opening today and they all have to go in on time. i'm living the high life . . .
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