Title: Decent dialogue, weak plot
Product review: This book was a bit of a disappointment to me, since I read it on the recommendation of numerous amazon.com reviewers who thought that Elvis Cole was a better character than Harlan Coben's sports agent/investigator Myron Bolitar. The dialogue is very good and quite humorous, but the plot is paper-thin and parts of the book (especially towards the end) had me laughing out loud in disbelief at their ridiculousness. The entire mystery was revealed about half-way through the book and I kept waiting for some sort of twist at the end, but there was none at all. I really wouldn't recommend this novel at all, as its good points are overshadowed by its weaknesses.
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