Craig Smith (4)

Auteur de Ladystinger

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A propos de l'auteur

Craig Smith was born in South Africa. Apart from some years in the UK and months in the US Craig Smith has lived most of his life there. Having a wild imagination from ever since he could remember he finally decided to take advantage of it when he was 19, and began writing seriously. Since then he afficher plus has written 2 novels, numerous short stories and started 3 other novels. He hopes to finish them all sometime this decade. His most exciting project at the moment is a post apocalyptic novel with 3 other South African writers called Crumbling Ruins. His titles include: The Red Stone, Zoolin Vale and the Chalice of Ringstar, Allen the Alien, Anna's Ghost, and Aussie Soldier. In 2015 his title's, My Daddy Ate an Apple, The Wonky Donkey, Eating, Edmonds Beginner's Cookbook and Willbee the Bumblebee made The New Zealand High Profile List. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins

Œuvres de Craig Smith

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Ladystinger (1992) 7 exemplaires

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Sexe: male
Nationalité: USA
Études: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville (1965)
Professions: copywriter
Organisations: Cranford Johnson Robinson Woods

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Ladystinger par Craig Smith

I’m glad this book was short because it was pretty contrived. Every character in it was shallow and not fully developed. I didn’t really care about Maggie even though she was the “heroine”. When her old partner Barry gets separated from his head, I laughed because I wasn’t sure how I was supposed to feel about it. Should I have cheered or cried because one bad guy got killed by a worse bad guy?

The main story is about the new “mark” turning out to be an ex-FBI agent trying to clear his name. He ends up stealing the fake identity of the man who helped to frame him. The money that was being laundered in Jamaica becomes Maggie’s. Money stolen by one thief gets stolen by another. It was a fairly engaging story but one I could have lived without.… (plus d'informations)

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Bookmarque | Jun 9, 2009 |

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