As this is a tale of bank robbers, the two minute rule applies to the time from entry-to-exit of a bank. Max Holman knew the rule when he held up a bank, but stopped on the way out to save a man who had a heart attack during the robbery. After serving ten years, he exits prison intent on tracking down his son, now a cop, and learns that on the day of his own release, his son has been gunned down with three other officers. Max teams up with the ex-FBI agent that put him away years before, as the story around his son's death doesn't make much sense. They find themselves entwined with another pair of bank robbers and some crooked cops looking for a fortune lost when those bank robbers are killed. This was a great book, and I look forward to diving into others by this author!
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Two-Minute Rule - Robert Crais
As this is a tale of bank robbers, the two minute rule applies to the time from entry-to-exit of a bank. Max Holman knew the rule when he held up a bank, but stopped on the way out to save a man who had a heart attack during the robbery. After serving ten years, he exits prison intent on tracking down his son, now a cop, and learns that on the day of his own release, his son has been gunned down with three other officers. Max teams up with the ex-FBI agent that put him away years before, as the story around his son's death doesn't make much sense. They find themselves entwined with another pair of bank robbers and some crooked cops looking for a fortune lost when those bank robbers are killed. This was a great book, and I look forward to diving into others by this author!
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