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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Businessman and Vietnam vet Dave Elliott is running for his life, and very determined to learn why hired mercenaries are bent on killing him. Fast-paced. Good escape reading. Publisher's Weekly calls it "a mix of D. O. A. and Die Hard." Very fast paced; kept me on my toes; intriguing! Good fast paced thriller that's a little weak in the writing department. One dimensional characters, but that's standard for this genre. I'm surprised this has not been made into an action movie. wow, could not put down no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0553573926, Paperback)You think YOU had a killer workday. . .Get ready for the FASTEST thriller of the summer! Each morning in his 45th floor executive office, David Elliot savors the quiet Until today, when his boss walks in and aims a gun at him. For the rest of the day, he will be trapped in his midtown office building, and He has 24 hours to find out why. . . In Vertical Run, you can escape into a world on fast forward, a drama Vertical Run is available now -- run for it! A Book-of-the-Month Club featured selection Soon to be a major motion picture from Warner Brothers and Peters (retrieved from Amazon Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:51:40 -0500) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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In this case, Dave Elliot goes to work as an executive running a few divisions for the conglomerate, Senterex. As he is preparing for his day in his 45th floor Manhattan office, his boss, Bernie Levy comes into his office and tries to kill him. And then his day gets worse.
I love Vertical Run for its intensity, mystery, and plot twists. All the parts work together well. Dave Elliot is a fun good guy. And John Ransome is a cold, calculating bad guy.
My complete review is on my blog, Nate's Library, specifically at: http://nates-library.blogspot.com/200... (