Title: novelization of a grade-Z screenplay
Product review: MTV Books strikes again. Do you remember Cindy Crawford's film debut, with William Baldwin? Neither do I. She was on the run from bad guys, of course, and it even featured the cornball device of having the two leads handcuffed together, jumping from an exploding boat. This novel is like that movie. The best thing about "Fake Liar Cheat" is the title, though after it's repeated by the hero like a mantra about two dozen times it ceases, you know, uh, to charm. An empty marketing ploy.
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