[Big Red Clay]

I have to agree on that one. I read “Innocent Man” last year and really enjoyed it but it was non-fiction. “The Appeal” was pretty boring and extremely lefty leaning for me. The ending was very obvious. I was sad to see that too. I really like some his earlier work. I liked both “The Partner” and “The Broker” really well.

I am really enjoying “Liberal Fascism” by the way. Learning alot of stuff that I did not have any idea about.

[mpackard]

A Time To Kill was his best story but his worst written. I could see him brushing up his writing skills in his next works but he lost something in it. I haven’t read anything since Rainmaker by him, at that point his “twists and turns” were far too predictible and, yes, a little bleeding heart for me.