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| Original Title: | Sudden Death |
| ISBN: | 1563154048 (ISBN13: 9781563154041) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Deadly Sports Mystery #1 |
Michael Balkind
Paperback | Pages: 208 pages Rating: 3.34 | 497 Users | 73 Reviews
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Reid Clark is a pro golfer at the top of the leader board during the PGA tour; he's also a hot-head with a reputation for trouble. Reid receives a death threat right before teeing off on the final day of the Master's Tournament, and hires a P.I. to track down the perpetrator. Suspense builds throughout as Reid tries to compete in one of golf's most prestigious contests...and woo the woman he loves...while dodging death at every turn. For golfers and mystery lovers in general, Sudden Death will score big."You like golf, you like murder mysteries - then Sudden Death is your book!"
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| Title | : | Sudden Death (Deadly Sports Mystery #1) |
| Author | : | Michael Balkind |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 208 pages |
| Published | : | by Pero Thrillers (first published 2007) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Fiction. Sports. Thriller |
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Ratings: 3.34 From 497 Users | 73 ReviewsAssessment Out Of Books Sudden Death (Deadly Sports Mystery #1)
Michael Balkind's `Sudden Death' is a gripping thriller about a top pro golfer being stalked by a killer while on the PGA tour. This well written story provides an insightful look into the intense and challenging world of professional sports while presenting interesting characters and a suspense filled plot that will satisfy the non-golfer. I hear that this is the first in a series of sports thrillers by Mr. Balkind. I look forward to the next in the series!1 star is 1 star too many.Must be the corniest book I've ever read. Felt like I was reading a book written by a 13 year old. Half the book is filled with "he said" "she said" "Reid said" "Shane said" etc etc etc.I'm a golf lover and a pretty good player; even the golf details were annoying and completely unrealistic. All in all, I'd give this piece of tripe an easy quadruple bogey (being generous).
Reid Clark is at the top of his game. After fulfilling his lifelong dream of wining the Masters Tournament in Augusta Georgia, he lands a huge multi-million dollar product endorsement deal. But everything is not quite right for Reid. Having led a fairly carefree yet successful life, Reid is prone to temper tantrums which has lead the media to coin him as golfs Bad Boy, and while Reid supports philanthropic endeavors, not everyone is as happy with Reid as he is with himself. Players on the tour
I hate golf. It's stupid. I can't imagine anything worse than playing except watching people play golf on TV. Wait, reading about people playing golf may be worse. Nevertheless, I thorougly enjoyed this book. Our hero, Reid Clark, is the best golfer on the PGA circuit. This "Bad Boy of Golf" plays a mean game - on the green and off. Many of his fellow golfers hate him and reporters have a thorough dislike of him.A very lucrative endorsement deal and winning the Masters convince him he needs to
By the four star rating, one can see that I enjoyed the book. Kudos to Mr. Balkind.There were good and bad reviews given about this book. Now I will give you a weird review. Golf-pro Reid Clark 's life was threatened if he won one more tournament. Bodyguards were hired, and Reid kept playing golf. (I did enjoy the games.) Reid and his entourage ate, practiced, played, slept and that was it. There was no plot development, no motives for murder examined, no suspicious characters introduced. I
In the book, Sudden Death, the main character, Reid Clark, is one of the best golfers on the PGA Tour. He has a reputation for being the Bad Boy of Golf by having tantrums on the paparazzi. The he starts to get nicer because he could get kicked off from the tour for breaking the paparazzo cameras. Then he starts getting life threats and it throws him a little off his game, but still manages to play well. He wins the masters and signs a huge endorsement contract with Eagle that is worth $100
Review of Michael Balkinds Sudden DeathBy Duncan McGonallRied Clark is an extremely well developed character. His dynamism is not overdone, he starts out an uptight, overbearing ass and decides to change his demeanor and with some believable difficulty, he does. Clark is a man with quite a bit on his plate, a member of the PGA, gunning for the top spot and his famed green jacket, he and his manager fund and chair a charitable organization founded to recruit exceptional athletic talent from among
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