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Absolute Rage

by Robert K. Tanenbaum

Absolute Rage by Robert K. Tanenbaum X
Absolute Rage by Robert K. Tanenbaum

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    Aug 2002, 368 pages

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    Jul 2003, 480 pages

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Action, great plot and characters - it has it all
A little slow getting into the real story but, OMG! - once it starts to move, I wasn't able to put it down - meaning several late nights when I should have turned out the light but couldn't.

The women in this story are incredible. It is hard to believe a man wrote it. Every man would want a wife like Marlene and a daughter like Lucy.

The bad guys were truly idiot-bad - and the good guys were always on the edge of being bad. It was just SO GOOD.
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