Liars Dice

By Bob Gust

Book Overview

Liars Dice is not a typical legal thriller. It is more like "Swingers" meets "Witness for the Prosecution." It is sometimes funny, occasionally poignant, and it always strives to be faithful to the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0929636759
• ISBN13: 9780929636757
• Release Date: April 2007
• Publisher: Syren Book Company
• Length: 358 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 1.0" x 5.3"

Customer Reviews

READ IT! YOU WON'T BE DISSAPOINTED!

This is a great book. I so badly could not put it down that I read the whole book in 3 days. I do not read a lot, but had to read this book for a Legal class I am taking in college. I am so glad we had to read it. I would recommend it to anyone. I met Bob Gust, the author of the book and he is just as funny in person. GREAT BOOK!

Great book!!

I couldn't put this book down. I really enjoyed reading it. It redminds me of the McNally books. Easy to read, fun and entertaining.

Quality Legal Thriller

For those who enjoy the legal thriller genre, this is a must read. Based on a true case, it proves once again that reality can be as interesting and entertaining as fantasy. Great plot and characters and interesting twists at the end. All around an enjoyable book.

Liars Dice - Gust

Hey - this is a really good read. Author has great insight into human behavior and motivation. The story is woven around a creative legal situation, one that will absolutely not be found elsewhere. If you like legal fiction, you will very much enjoy this book. Great character development. I think I've met some of these people and really knew them by the end.

Fun Legal Thriller With Some Interesting Twists

This book delivered on its promise to break out of the legal thriller mode by adding humor, romance, and poignancy. Amazingly, the facts underlying the main case actually happened in Northern Minnesota--while the book takes some nice twists to tie up all the open questions about what really happened. At times, the story is laugh-out-loud funny as it shifts back and forth from Minneapolis to the Iron Range in Northern Minnesota. That does not detract from the intrigue, however, and at other times it is the suspense that keeps the reader turning the pages. The romantic subplot is more than a diversion, as it ties in with the legal dispute that drives the story. I thoroughly enjoyed it.