ROBERT CRAIS: NOVELS - SERIES ORDER. Below is a listing of Robert's novels in order of publication. Information on these novels, including descriptions, excerpts, and reviews, is accessible by clicking on a novel's title. Note: The year of each novel’s original publication is in . THE FORGOTTEN MAN is Crais' 10th title in the Elvis Cole series. There is no other P.I. like Cole. He has a witty sense of humor, a soft heart, and a strong sense of decency. In THE FORGOTTEN MAN we not only gain more insight into Elvis' past, we slip right into his head, learning his deepest thoughts.5/5(5). · THE FORGOTTEN MAN (Private Investigator-Los Angeles-Cont) – Ex Crais, Robert – 10th in series Doubleday, – Hardcover PI Elvis Cole has spent his life wondering about, and trying to find, his father. When he receives a call that a victim of a fatal gunshot says he's Cole's father, it leads him on a search for the man's identity/5().
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Summoning all the powerful elements that have made Robert Crais one of the preeminent crime writers today, The Forgotten Man is a spectacular tour-de-force of suspense and intrigue. 1. They called me to view the body on a wet spring morning when darkness webbed my house. Some nights are like that; more now than before. "The Forgotten Man" was a bit of a disappointment because it follows Requiem in a formulaic way: we have another killing to be solved, a worthwhile female cop with the hots for Cole who he can't see for the life of him despite many opportunities, problems with the real girlfriend (again), a cop that is Crais' idea of a jerk-job obstructionist and a female cop who gets blown away in the last chapters (again). Overview. “ [A] riveting novel with a vivid sense of place Anyone who enjoys a well-written, fast-paced, noirish thriller with a great aha! moment shouldn’t miss The Forgotten Man.”—. The Boston Globe. In an alleyway in Los Angeles, an old man, clutching faded newspaper clippings and gasping his last words to a cop, lies dying of a gunshot wound.
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