A decent read if you are looking for a commercial potboiler that you want to read with your brains kept aside. If you overlook the groundbreaking style, his character development and his breakneck pacing have made SAVAGES a perfect object. Because let’s face it—if a movie is good and was based on a book, then chances are the novel-form is better. She makes me laugh, and as I’ve repeatedly found, making a reader laugh can cover a multitude of sins (if there are any).

the bombastic often-straying-into-poetry chapters, with bold text that seems to chomp on the pages like a monster. Ben and Chon conjure schemes to outwit their adversaries and win back O, using everything from improvised explosive devices to masks.And this from someone who still has a serious caffeine addiction, but I know when to fucking say when. I also noticed this time, more than any other (probably due to listening to the audio interview with Tom Holt I linked above) how many massively bad things tend to happen because of very small causes. I just discovered that this highly charged full throttle drama is to be released as a movie in 2012 directed by Oliver Stone and has a full cast of good actors with Pulp fiction team Travolta and Thurman acting the part of Dennis and Paqu. I've never had my memory betray me to such an extent upon re-reading a novel, even novels that I didn't reread for decades.

e., a ‘bad Buddhist,’ because he sometimes eats meat, gets angry, rarely meditates, and definitely does consciousness-altering substances. Conran managed to build in one lesbian scene, no doubt for the pleasure of the voyeurs among her readers. its wisecracks are so sharp, its characters so mega-cool and its storytelling so ferocious that the risks pay off, thanks especially to Mr.I kept waiting for a reason why the author was doing these things and wondering if they were because the story had a particular narrator. It’s easier to care about having a good time or justifying one’s behavior until you’re in a standoff and you’re not sure if your gun works. Savages is Don Winslow's best book yet - a wickedly funny and smart novel, with a ripped-from-the-headlines story that gets your pulse racing as the action unfolds. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

Words from that scene,like the ones that follow, made me wonder just how less they applied to a heterosexual encounter: " Above all, because of each woman's [read: person's] intimate knowledge of the female [read: and male] anatomy, their unspoken feelings were gently recognised and shared.Attention to detail and descriptive writing made this book like an amazing survivor's manual--I think TV made this book into a mini-series at some point in the past.