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| Author: | Robert B. Bruno | | Publisher: | Abraxus Publishing,2002 | | ISBN: | 0972043802 | | Price: | $8.99 | | Pages: | 413 | | Reviewer: | Lucinda cadigan |
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Take one part Tony Soprano, two parts James Bond, and three parts Don Corleone. Mix well (shaken not stirred)and you have Ben Baron. INTRODUCING BEN BARON - A genuine tough guy, and a solid super-hero. Heavyweight state wrestling champ, football star and valedictorian Ben Baron finds his true destiny as a purveyor of justice in DOUBLE DEALING. His journey through the underbelly of society changes Ben from a construction worker to his ultimate destiny as a Mafia Don. Robert B. Bruno has written a novel that reads almost like a screenplay. Spare prose and crisp dialogue are expertly engaged, one scene at a time, to unfold parallel plots. Young Ben Baron´s direct approach to handling trouble propels the story at breakneck speed. Bruno employs several brilliant plot twists to engineer a stunning surprise ending. The only complaint from readers is they lost a good night´s sleep once reaching the middle of the book.
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