"Exciting thriller"
Anyone who knows computers knows that Bobby is the Michael
Jordan of hacking. No fire wall can keep him out if he
chooses to enter that site. However, someone decides to
keep Bobby out by smashing in his head. His friends are
horrified by the violence, but also fear what the killer
will do with the information found on Bobby's stolen
laptop. Kidd understands the ramifications of the missing computer
that may contain files pertaining to his own illegal
activities. Besides his personal safety, Kidd also feels
a need to avenge the death of his friend. Bobby's secrets
begin to surface providing a trail that takes Kidd around
the country, but ultimately to DC where the political
elite is in jeopardy of exposure. Though the earlier Kidd entries show the speed in which
technology becomes obsolete, THE HANGED MAN'S SONG is an
exciting thriller starring an intriguing lead character
whose moral code is a bit different than most people. The
story line is fast-paced as Kidd accompanied by his cat
burgling girlfriend follows the clues. John Sandford,
better known for those delicious Prey novels has written a
strong tale starring a charming offbeat individual with a
quest for justice, Kidd style. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 13, 2003
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