Review: Nowhere To Go
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2012
I've long been a fan of crime fiction. Often the appeal is the vicarious thrill of being an outlaw. Nowhere To Go has a different kind of crime story. There aren't many vicarious thrills, but you'll be glad you didn't follow through on your career choice of becoming a bank robber (this would be after abandoning the goal of astronaut and immediately prior to setting your sights on being an NBA star). Each of these stories feature someone involved in a crime who has Nowhere To Go. Some are true criminals who didn't listen to their high school career counselor. Others are normal people who get dragged or through a series of decisions drift into committing a crime, while a few are innocent bystanders. Since these aren't the typical crime story, they're also hard to predict, with several unexpected twist endings.**Originally written for "Books and Pals" book blog. May have received a free review copy. **