Helpful Score: 1
it's an ok true crime
Helpful Score: 1
I'm trying desperately to finish this book, but I'm so tired of the redundancy and repetitiveness and the name Bruce Koklich that I could vomit.
He must be strutting in his cell like a peacock knowing how many times his name was mentioned. This book could have been cut in half and it would have still been redundant .... and the money numbers were mindboggling. People don't care to read about money numbers .... they are more interested in reading about the complex relationship between the Koklichs.
I'm surprised that such a book would be written by such a well known true crime author.
He must be strutting in his cell like a peacock knowing how many times his name was mentioned. This book could have been cut in half and it would have still been redundant .... and the money numbers were mindboggling. People don't care to read about money numbers .... they are more interested in reading about the complex relationship between the Koklichs.
I'm surprised that such a book would be written by such a well known true crime author.
Helpful Score: 1
I was disappointed with this book and surprised because normally I love Carlton Smith's books.
There was so much detail about the business ventures the characters were involved in that it detracted from the rest of the story and was confusing and boring to me. It could have been better if he'd focused more on the people and less on the AMOS and NABUCO stuff.
There was so much detail about the business ventures the characters were involved in that it detracted from the rest of the story and was confusing and boring to me. It could have been better if he'd focused more on the people and less on the AMOS and NABUCO stuff.
