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Comprende il nome: Mr. Rahiem Brooks

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Opere di Rahiem Brooks

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Informazioni generali

Nome legale
Brooks, Rahiem Jerome
Data di nascita
1977-09-08
Sesso
male
Nazionalità
USA
Luogo di nascita
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Luogo di residenza
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Istruzione
UCLA
Harvard University Extension School
Attività lavorative
author
editor
publisher
Organizzazioni
Mystery Writers of America, New York
Breve biografia
Rahiem Jerome Brooks is the breakout novelist and is a member of the Mystery Writers of America. His debut thriller, LAUGH NOW won 2010 African-Americans on the Move Book Club's (AAMBC) Book of the Year & he earned 2011 AAMBC Author of the Year. LAUGH NOW also the Most Creative Plot at the DMV Expo's Creative Excellent Awards. Rahiem was also nominated at the 2011 & 2012 African-American Literary Awards for Mystery of the Year for Con Test and Murder in Germantown. In 2017, he launched his second publishing press, Prodigy Gold Books.

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Questa recensione è stata scritta per Recensori in anteprima di LibraryThing.
A Butler Summer”, the second novel of the Naim Butler series is set in Washington D.C. Our character takes on a case that involves the highest echelons of politics and the criminal justice system. He is asked to defend a psychopath who is accused of capital murder. His reputation and the firm feel that he is best suited to take up the case. Naim will be working alongside Brandy Scott, the newspaper editor and his partner in crime. Washington has always been known to be the capital of corruption, private fantasies, backdoor deals, and cover-ups. His investigations take him from the United States District Courthouse to the homes of the city’s most powerful, where he soon discovers a dark side of the elite. Mr. Butler soon discovers that the elite of Washington has a dark side despite their proper dress and plastic smiles. It is a fascinating look at Washington and a good story.… (altro)
 
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Pat_Bunk_Malecki | 6 altre recensioni | Mar 20, 2022 |
The second insulation in the Naim Butler series has returned with another suspense. I received the ARC in an ebook format from the publisher.

I seemed to be in a fog throughout the story as to what was the character’s thoughts.

At some point in the novel I stopped keeping up with the characters or caring and just pressed on to finish the book.

There is so many grammatical errors that made my reading very difficult and not enjoyable. I hope that it was all corrected in it’s final publication.

I read Brooks’ previous story, “The Butler Christmas”, which was not an enjoyable read to me either, but it was more comprehensive than this one.

Brooks’ constant use of acronyms is muddling to say the least, and the ending felt unfinished. It’s evident that I am not a fan of Brooks, but I would like to see his writing mature and maybe one of his novels will “wow” me.
… (altro)
½
 
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Onnaday | 6 altre recensioni | Aug 23, 2020 |
Questa recensione è stata scritta per Recensori in anteprima di LibraryThing.
Rahiem Brooks takes his reader to the heart of Washington, D.C., where politics, a posh lifestyle, perversion, and corruption go side by side. Alternative facts, the influence of the POTUS, sex, money, and power are just means. Prosecutor and defense need to disentangle the web which they're invited to by their clients. In A Butler Summer, you meet Naim Butler's defense strategy takes him to the highest reaches of criminal justice--and political scandal. Naim Butler gets the unique chance to defend a psychopath in a capital murder case. Where students can learn a lot from books, it's talent and experience that count in a sensitive case like this. Naim is joined by newspaper editor, Brandy Scott.

As a reader, it took a long time to really get into the story. Brooks is well-informed, has true language skills, and is able to paint the psychopath murderer very well.
… (altro)
 
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hjvanderklis | 6 altre recensioni | Sep 14, 2018 |
Questa recensione è stata scritta per Recensori in anteprima di LibraryThing.
I received acopy of this book from Library Thing in exchange for a review.

This book could have done so much, but completely failed to deliver. I know it's an advance copy, but really, that many errors!? I had to re-read so many sentences to try and make them make sense. Even one of the characters changed first names and then back again. And don't even mention the completely unresolved "end". The book just stopped, I was looking for a finishing chapter and was left wanting. I only finished the book as it was a review copy, had I purchased it I would have returned it.… (altro)
½
 
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JaneDickerson | 6 altre recensioni | Aug 31, 2018 |

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9
Utenti
81
Popolarità
#222,754
Voto
½ 2.6
Recensioni
26
ISBN
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