In a message dated 2/8/2005 5:41:52 AM US Mountain Standard
Time,
jmatkowski1@comcast.net writes:
> All the dialogue throws some readers off. A lot of
people have the same
> reaction to K. C. Constantine's books.
>
Not me on both counts. I first read Friends of Eddie Coyle
years ago and it is one of the books that started me on
reading mysteries. I loved the dialogue and how quickly it
moved the book along -- easy to read for a college student
with little time. I went on to read a few more of Higgins'
books - Digger's Game - but then stopped for some
reason.
As for Constantine I tried a couple and gave up -- too much
of a political agenda.
Jeff in the desert
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