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| Author: Robert Crais
Publisher: Orion
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  64 reviews
Format: Import
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 288
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 5.9 x 1.2
ISBN: 0752891596
EAN: 9780752891590
ASIN: 0752891596
Publication Date: March 1, 2008
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 A riveting murder mystery excels under audio treatment. September 6, 2008
Robert Crais' CHASING DARKNESS receives James Daniel's smooth voice and is especially timely considering California's latest fire season. Set in a L.A. summer, it tells of evacuation, murder, and an unsolved case that comes back to light three years later. A riveting murder mystery excels under audio treatment.
EXCELLENT READ September 5, 2008
Reading some of the already submitted reviews, it seems Crais fans and detracters alike expect a certain continous style of writing and storyline. I started reading Crais in the middle sequence of his books, went back to the start of the Elvis Cole novels, and have now read the latest. To be sure, Crais has grown in his writing style with more emphasis on enhancing prose than character personalization, which at times had become rather tedious. I was impressed with every aspect of this novel. Each time I thought I had it all figured out, a previously dismissed clue surfaced and propelled the book along. The old Elvis and Pike are now developing deeper personalities, a must for continuing characters in a series and I'm glad to see it. If I were to compare Elvis to a tv character, it would be Michael on Burn Notice - fun, kind-hearted, smart and up to the minute on the latest in detection methods which are shared with the reader in an amusing manner. How any detectives spell out the tricks of the trade? This series can, in my opinion, only continue to get better, but there's really no rush to improve. Crais is now at a most enjoyable level!
5 * again from me September 4, 2008
I listen to these Robert Crais books as audible books and they are great that way. Strongly recommend.
 Enjoyable - but not up to his own standard September 1, 2008
Very enjoyable book - why then a two star? Because this book does not compare to any of Crais' past writing - the characters do not have the depth of previous books - there is nothing really puzzling to try to unravel.
Robert Crais is one of the best writers ever - hope he keeps writing. This novel just does not meet up to the high standard Crais has formerly written at.
a mystery novel hat one shouldn't miss. August 31, 2008
Robert Crais has created another mystery novel that fans of reading won't want to miss. Chasing Darkness once again brings forth Elvis Cole to solve a mystery that could only come from the mind of Crais. It seems a few years back Elvis Cole made a career mistake: a serial killer was exonerated of murder charges that he may have been guilty of. Now with the discovery of a body, this man may have killed again. Was Elvis Cole fooled or was his defense flawless and accurate? Chasing Darkness has an apt name as this novel really does expose the darker side of Crais' imagination. Well-written and impeccable character development lead to a mystery novel hat one shouldn't miss.
Editor of the highly recommended novel: The Fates by Georgiou, Tino Fates (2nd Edition)
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