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Rampage

By: William P. Wood
Narrated by: John McLain
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From best-selling crime novelist (and deputy district attorney) William P. Wood... A killer so savage (and so sly) that the brutal frenzy of his crimes makes an unassailable insanity defense - such is the opponent facing Tony Fraser, a young district attorney willing to risk anything, everything, for a sentence of death. Plotted against by court psychiatrists, tormented by vanishing evidence and fugitive witnesses, his own wife a target, Fraser finds himself checkmated by the accused - until he seizes an opportunity to go beyond the letter of the law.

To experience the final, stunning climax of Rampage is to thrill to the tensions of a high-stakes capital case, to go behind the scenes of our justice system, and to find a dark and terrifying clockwork there.

©1985 William P. Wood (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Crime Thrillers Legal Thriller Fiction Exciting
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Meh

No thrills. Characters not very interesting - kind of pathetic, really. Courtroom a bit of a drudge.
Well-written, just less than riveting.

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Narrator is so monotone

Only two hours in listening. Like the book so far but am finding the narrators voice not doing the book justice. Hope I can get through it.

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Fast start and faded ending

The ending left me cold. It just seemed like the story faded away to nothing.

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Eh

just not very good. jumped around leaving things unexplained. title doesn't have anything to do with this book.

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Absolutely Masterful!

Best courtroom drama of the century!! the epic writing skill of a Giles Blunt of "40 words for sorrow", but mostly in a courtroom. Pow, this was excellent: all but the author's obvious distorted view of God. First time hearing this performer, who at first I did not like, but now I know that no one could have performed this better. I love his voices. Look forward to another Wood book w/ the great sparse, anecdotal lines that show detailed thinking largely unmatched!! The next closest author would be Carroll O'Connell.

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Kept Me Engaged

I’ve now listened to all of William P. Wood’s books. This one was a bit different, but still well-written and engaging. The difference was the descriptive crimes at the beginning. I recommend this book along with the others. I also find John McLain to be one of the best narrators with voices , diction, and spot-on pronunciation of unusual vocabulary.

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Very good

Don’t normally read courtroom dramas but was very pleased. Somewhat confusing at first but got better all the way through until the very end. Definitely recommend.

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Great legal thriller

I enjoyed the depiction of the stressful gruelling court process. It was an interesting chase to apprehend the murderer.

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The story line is Boring and uneventful. Plot is lacking and I just wanted the story to finish by the end

The story line is Boring and uneventful. Plot is lacking and I just wanted the story to finish by the end

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Ordinary

Very linear and predictable. No surprises. No twists and turns. A very ordinary book. Disappointing.

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