Descripción
Libro Lifeguard. The wildest thriller yet from «one of America’s most influential authors» (New York Times)…Working as a lifeguard at a luxurious Florida resort, Ned Kelly meets the woman of his dreams. It feels perfect in every way-except that she’s used to caviar and Manolo Blahniks, and he’s used to burgers and flip-flops.So when Ned’s cousin offers to cut him in on a fast break-and-enter job, Ned can’t turn it down. The risk is high, and the reward is even greater-$5 million. But the robbery goes devastatingly wrong. Forced to run away from his town and the woman he’s fallen in love with, Ned knows that only distance and secrecy can save his life. But who is pursuing him? The FBI? Whoever sabotaged the heist? Or is it all somehow tied in to his new love-and his oldest enemies? Libro Lifeguard.
Lina –
Oh my goodness, but this was bad! I love James Patterson, but I won’t be looking for a book co-authored by Andrew Gross any time soon. And, guys? We are smart. Smart enough NOT to need you to repeat people’s names in every line of dialog ad nauseum. It is one of my pet peeves. Like, «Ellie, did you know I was coming? Did you know I’d wait for you, Ellie? Will you wait for me… Ellie?»
Bleh.
Plus the plot made no sense. The characters were indistinguishable and hard to follow. And the whole jump-in-bed-with-one-woman-who-is-tragically-murdered-but-then-fall-in-love-with-the-FBI-agent-on-the-case thing is a little, um, trite?
Bleh. Did I say that already?