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Title: Short but Sweet
Review: Although just under 200 pages, David Benioff's masterful first novel draws you into a world that you never want to end. Ostensibly a "mystery" (where else are they gonna shelve it?), "The 25th Hour" is a book unlike any you have ever read, yet is so familiar and has characters so recognizable that it's like curling up late at night with a warm gun.A voracious reader, I can't stand tin-ear dialogue, and it's that more than anything else that will have me tossing some half-read "thriller" across the room in frustration. Not one word of Mr. Benioff's novel rings false. I'd rather invest 4 hours in words as beautifully gritty as these than slog my way through the latest 700-page Clancy.Benioff's masterstroke is that, even though you know his "protaganist" is guilty in all senses of the word, the classic anti-hero, you root for him the entire way.Oh, yeah, the last 20 pages are the best you'll ever read.
