Identity Thief
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.23 (553 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00N37LGZK |
| Format Type | : | |
| Number of Pages | : | 362 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He enjoys people who have gained wisdom from hardship, and ask questions more than they assume answers. JP writes on his king-size bed with the fan on. Besides novels, he writes poetry, non-fiction and scholarly articles. His hobbies include eating cashews while watching TV and overdosing on film noir favorites.Doc Bloch, as he affectionately calls himself, teaches criminology, gender, and other things. Thus he hopes you will buy his books. Tumultuous skies are preferred over sunny ones. Ha
As the story dangerously snowballs downhill, the characters discover how losing themselves can lead to duplicity, blackmail, and sometimes murder.JP Bloch’s darkly comic, edgy exploration of the mystery of the self will keep you guessing until the last word. You’ll come away agreeing with the identity thief that “the biggest mistake you can make is thinking you know who you are.”Scroll up and grab your copy today.. "Once you step inside the door called "Crime," anything can happen to you."Out of work, down on your luck, desperate for cash. What if you could get rich with a few strokes of the ke
"Identity Thief" is an audacious and cleverly plotted, intriguing mystery that opens up new layers of deceit at every turn, like an endless trove of Russian nesting boxes, with one surprising twist after another. Definitely looking forward to his next.Paul D. From the Back Cover JP Bloch's "Identity Thief" careens through a spiraling labyrinth of stolen identities reminding one of Churchill's riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. Despite featuring deeply troubled characters, Bloch trea
MsCarolyn said Twists Galore. The plot twists and turns are many! Just when you think you have it figured out It's a fast read and one you won't be able to put down!'. "intelligent novel. The author’s accessible writing makes for a" according to Frances. JP Bloch’s Identity Thief is a smooth, intelligent novel. The author’s accessible writing makes for a fast read, but the book’s easy technique defies its complex (and hilarious) insight into human needs and desires. The author’s snarky tone lightens the dark scenarios conjured by such needs and desires, and provides a brilliant contrast between humor and gravity that will captivate the audience.Unlike a book where readers suffer through tedious chapters hoping that the story will accelerate, Bloch’s novel is an engrossing rollercoaster ride from the first moment. The story begins with a terrif. Trish said A Great Disapointment. The start of the book set the pace (unfortunately), with a desperate attempt by the author to be "edgy" by using copious amounts of unnecessary profanity. Things just went downhill from there, with Bloch's inability to discern which portions of the story line should be drawn-out, and which should be all but skipped over. And while I can appreciate an author's ability to plan a plot line, Bloch really doesn't do this -- rather he cuts and manipulates things to the point that they've obviously been mangled so that they'll fit in a perfect little box.I was provided with a free copy of this book so I could give an honest revie