General Information
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 Title:                  The Forgotten Man
 Author:                 Robert Crais
 Read By:                William Roberts
 Copyright:              2005
 Audiobook Copyright:    2005
 Genre:                  Audiobook
 Publisher:              Brilliance Audio
 Series Name:            Elvis Cole
 Position in Series:     10
 Abridged:               No

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 Condition:              Good

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 Total Duration:         8:58:48
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Book Description
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From Publishers Weekly
Crais's latest L.A.-based crime novel featuring super-sleuth Elvis Cole 
blends high-powered action, a commanding cast and a touch of dark humor 
to excellent dramatic effect. One morning at four, Cole gets a call 
from the LAPD informing him that a murdered John Doe has claimed, with 
his dying breath, to be Cole's father, a man Cole has never met. Cole 
immediately gets to work gathering evidence on the dead man - Herbert 
Faustina, aka George Reinnike - while cramping the style of the assigned 
detective, Jeff Pardy. Though Cole finds Reinnike's motel room key at 
the crime scene, the puzzle pieces are tough to put together, even with 
the unfailing help of partner Joe Pike and feisty ex-Bomb Squad techie 
Carol Starkey, who's so smitten with Cole that she can't think of him 
without smiling. Days of smart sleuthing work take the self-proclaimed 
"World's Greatest Detective" from a Venice Beach escort service to the 
California desert, then a hospital in San Diego, where doubts about 
Reinnike's true heritage begin to dissipate. Meanwhile, a delusional 
psychopath named Frederick Conrad, who is convinced that his partner 
in crime was killed by Cole, stalks and schemes to even the score. There's 
lots to digest, but this character-driven series continues to be strong 
in plot, action and pacing, and Crais (The Last Detective) boasts a 
distinctive knack for a sucker-punch element of surprise.

