Post by hansosjesusstick on Jan 4, 2008 19:37:07 GMT -5
okay was re-written by stephen king. but originally written by richard bachman/king's alias. if you read any of the bachman books like. rage,longwalk,roadwork, or even the running man *if you haven't i highly recommend you pick them up* king re-publishes this and so far the reads actually really really good here's the uh summary i think
Big Mother
At 6'7" and just under 300 pounds, Clay Blaisdell is one big mother, but his capers were just small-time until he met George Rackley. George introduced him to a hundred cons and one big idea: kidnapping the child of rich parents. The Gerards are filthy rich, and the last twig on the family tree could be worth millions. There's only one problem: by the time the deal goes down, the brains of the partnership is dead.
Or is he?
Now blaze is running into the teeth of a howling storm and the cops are closing in. He's got a baby as a hostage, and the Crime of the Century just turned into a race against time in the white hell of the Maine woods.
okay so taht's just overview but in the beggining they kinda do the present situation. then give a look back at Blaze's/Blaisdell's past. Supposedly king says it's a strong novel as well as a little bit of a book to make you "misty"
so for true fans it's a definent buy, and if ur kinda just wondering what the hell i'm talking about check your local library for it
Big Mother
At 6'7" and just under 300 pounds, Clay Blaisdell is one big mother, but his capers were just small-time until he met George Rackley. George introduced him to a hundred cons and one big idea: kidnapping the child of rich parents. The Gerards are filthy rich, and the last twig on the family tree could be worth millions. There's only one problem: by the time the deal goes down, the brains of the partnership is dead.
Or is he?
Now blaze is running into the teeth of a howling storm and the cops are closing in. He's got a baby as a hostage, and the Crime of the Century just turned into a race against time in the white hell of the Maine woods.
okay so taht's just overview but in the beggining they kinda do the present situation. then give a look back at Blaze's/Blaisdell's past. Supposedly king says it's a strong novel as well as a little bit of a book to make you "misty"
so for true fans it's a definent buy, and if ur kinda just wondering what the hell i'm talking about check your local library for it
