
Wrong Place Wrong Time
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Brian J. Gill
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David P Perlmutter
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Number-one Amazon.com best- eller in True Crime (Kindle), 2014
Having lost everything, I leave memories of a London police cell behind me and head for Spain, with its promise of adventure and fun. Little do I know I'm about to be thrust into the most terrifying time of my life.
Wrong Place Wrong Time is a gripping true-life story of an unimaginable nightmare and how my ticket to a new life turned out to be a one way ticket to hell.
Wrong Place Wrong Time was:
- Number-one best seller in true crime in America
- Number-one best seller in factual in Spain
- Number-three best seller in true crime in France
Man, I was annoyed with the main character. He acted like a 16-yo, but allegedly he was 28, and a successful estate agent to boot. It was really painful to follow this bloody stupid young man on his journey to Marbella in Spain. If he didn't drink, smoke joints, or screwed a woman, he slept.
I wondered whether he was manic-depressive, that would explain at least some of his behaviour, especially all that sleeping.
Why four stars? For one, the narrator (Brian J. Gill) did a really good job, and then it was narrated in a way that kept me going, because I wanted to know what would happen next.
I'm not convinced that any young man aged 28, with a good education and a good career could be so very stupid, but I still didn't wish him all the nasty things that happened to him, which means, that it is really good story telling.
I understand that this is autobiographic, and something Mr Perlmutter experienced a bit more than 20 years ago. If that is so, I'm sorry, but I still think that the young Mr Perlmutter was incredibly stupid, especially for his age. He was lucky that he had the family he did have, who did everything they could to help him. But then, that's what a family is for, right?
All in all, I'm glad Mr Perlmutter lived to tell his story.
Stupidity hurts
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