Book Review Of Landmark Status By Alan Rolnick
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Book Review: Landmark Status by Alan Rolnick
Summary
When I first picked up Landmark Status by Alan Rolnick, a novel set in the world of Miami real estate, I was skeptical. I expected clichés of office affairs and power struggles. Instead, I discovered a hilariously entertaining story that makes me laugh every time I see the cover. Rolnick has crafted a masterpiece in humor?"a genre where success is notoriously difficult to achieve.
Review
Alan Rolnick's Landmark Status offers a vivid portrayal of life in Miami that truly deserves a place on the bestseller list. The novel is packed with wild characters, including crooked politicians, devious developers, and even a Ponzi scheme, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Miami.
The story's hero is Steven Benjamin Bluestone, or Benjy, a charming attorney who reluctantly dabbles in real estate law. Benjy prefers a quieter practice that involves smoking Cuban cigars and admiring women, steering clear of what he calls "Dirt Lawyers."
However, when a former client and friend, Walter, involves him in a real estate deal, Benjy finds himself on a rollercoaster ride he can't escape. Walter's Century Club has suddenly become prime real estate, and unscrupulous developers will stop at nothing to acquire it.
Rolnick's characters leap off the page with such vividness that they almost feel real. From Benjy's lovable clumsiness to Mayor Oscar Torres's greed and developer Chuck Steinbeck's ambition, each character is richly detailed. Add to that the mayor's niece Delia, the charming cigar vendor Raj, and the bumbling bodyguard Rico, and it's easy to see why these characters are unforgettable.
This riotous novel captivates from the first page to the last. With car wrecks, plane fires, voodoo curses, and desecrated cemeteries, Rolnick blends dark humor with unexpected twists. It's astounding to think this is a debut novel, and it would make for an outrageously funny film. Alan Rolnick, an attorney and author with directing skills, should definitely bring this story to the silver screen!
In short, if you're in the mood for laughter and adventure set in the sizzling city of Miami, Landmark Status is a must-read.
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