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Q: Title: just say no Review: I heard the author on the Jim Bonhanan show and was in complete disbelief as he stonily talked about what a high it was to kick in people's doors and stalk the streets of the South Bronx as a true blue kick-ass. Sure enough there it is, the author, a beneficary of affirmative action at Harvard, buys his upperclass patrons' sweet words and really does believe he has a great story to share for the citizens of the world. Or that he's special because he's a cop and actually knows how to spell. Guess what? It's yet another tired Damon Runyesque-cop-fantasy about walking the mean streets y'hear, what with all the brown dregs out there, being a blue-collar hero so misunderstood (except by the white upperclasses who keep their arms' length while handing out big book deals for a guy so willing to do their questionable bidding). It's tired and boring. Despite the Harvard degree which is apparantly the selling point for this overlong treatise, I found this book dull and depressing. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Chasing the Dime is ironic Review: This book is a terrible disappointment to all of us who enjoyed Connolly's previous stories. Talk about "chasing the dime," Connolly is certainly doing just that with this formulaic, flat, boring, disaster of a novel. The plot is simplistic and who cares about the nerdy premise? The characters are thin and predictable. Take the protagonist, for example, who's a super-wealthy, science-whizzbang, handsome, dashing fellow with whom all of us are familar from junk novels. Guess who the villian is: A) the hero's old pal ( also brilliant but depraved ), B) the hero's office women's issues snot or C) the hero's newest vavoom babe? Don't read this book. It's a waste of time. But if you've already got the book, give it to someone as stupid as the author thinks the rest of us are. Connolly chased my last dime with this one. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Delightful! Review: I'm 21 and I still love this book. Maybe it's not exactly a comedy routine, but it's so much fun; you have to smile reading it. Is this product review negative?
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