If you're game at all, try TROPHIES AND DEAD THINGS. Still
medium-boiled, but I liked it both for itself and for its
reflections on the contemporaneous deaths of Abbie Hoffman
and the ex-Black Panther whose name has flown out of my
pourous memory. I think it made a much better introduction,
for me at least, to the series than the first volume
would've. Had a more assured and somewhat Roger Simonish
quality to it. TM
-----Original Message----- From: Michael Robison
I just finished Muller's EDWIN OF THE IRON SHOES, the first
in her Sharon McCone series. It's my first and probably last
experience with Muller. Pretty drab fare. It seemed like a
cozy with a thin coat of hardboiled paint on it. Not overly
convincing and not very compelling. Thumbs down.
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