By Chris Hewitt, Star Tribune Chris Bohjalian has a type. His recent thrillers are about glamorous, imperiled women who may not be trustworthy but whose senses of humor makes us like them anyway. The author of “The Flight Attendant” and “The Lioness” is true to type with “The Princess of Las Vegas,” who has an adventure that is as dangerous and improbable as those experienced by the heroines of Bohjalian’s previous books.
Book Review: A Diana Spencer Impersonator Gets In A Casino Full Of Trouble In ‘princess Of Las Vegas’
Tribune News Service, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Thu, 03/28/2024 - 10:57am
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