Lords of the North
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Matthew Klein has done several things well in his novel Con Ed.
He's created a sympathetic main character with a good sense of humor. He's created
believable bad guys and minor characters. And finally, he's plotted and produced
a thoroughly enjoyable novel that has the right mix of tension, sex, violence
and humor to keep the reader turning pages. Kip Largo was a con man. Not that
he wanted to be. He got caught. He did his time. Now, he's an ex-con ex con-man.
Like most of us he's trying to get by, following the rules. Like some of us,
events overtake him. Kip's out is to run a con. Expect twists and turns in plot.
Expect to be fooled as a result. Expect to be highly entertained. The inside
flap will tell you the story line. Don't read it. Just let yourself be carried
along for the ride. Con's are fun when it isn't you being conned. You'll have
fun with Con Ed.
Dave Biemann