5 stars
I had never heard of this author but the title of the book
intrigued me. What I found inside was a
page-turner and a great story, whether you like crime fiction or not. This is one crazy family, but that makes them
real. I like to read about dysfunctional,
quirky people and this book has them.
Even though they are professional thieves with their own agendas, they
stick together as a family against outsiders.
They tend to put aside their personal beliefs on morality and virtue to
stand up for kin. Who doesn’t think
that’s great?
These characters commit crimes because they find it
thrilling to do so. That adrenalin rush
is more important than the money, which is hid everywhere in the house. Another crazy thing here is that all of the family
is named after dogs breeds, which is definitely unusual.
In the story, there are many surprises and twists. The youngest son, Terry, short for Terrier, is
trying to distance himself from his past life of crime, but he is pulled in
anyway because he’s trying to save a girl from a botched bank robbery, plus
deal with a relationship problem of his own, and the rest of the family’s
issues.
I enjoyed this book and it makes me want to read the first
book about these people.
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