Road Dogs
The critics, thrilled with Leonard's latest novel, unanimously praised it as another success in a long line of groundbreaking successes. Leonard's revolutionary, minimalist style -- including his disdain for long descriptions and tedious scene setting -- sends the plot racing along on deliciously deadpan dialogue between vivid, engaging characters, a few of whom readers already know and love. Amid the murder and mayhem, Leonard also poses larger questions about the varying degrees of loyalty and treachery in relationships. Readers new to Leonard don't need to return to the earlier novels to appreciate Road Dogs, but they probably will once they're hooked. Leonard's fans will definitely share the critics' hopes that Jack will return for a third performance. -Bookmarks Magazine
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