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Der Polizist Jack Stone geht häufig unkonventionelle Wege, um Schurken dingfest zu machen. Für seinen neuesten Fall inszeniert er einen Banküberfall und lässt sich in ein Gefängnis stecken, um mit dem Mafiaboss Balam von da aus Geschäfte zu. xxl-estate.eu - Kaufen Sie Caged To Kill günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu einer. Caged to Kill [dt./OV]. ()IMDb 5,21 Std. 27 Min Polizist Jack Stone organisiert einen Banküberfall, um ganz bewusst erwischt und ins Gefängnis. In Caged to Kill lässt sich Matthew Reese ins Gefängnis stecken, um Rache an einem russischen Mafiaboss zu nehmen, der seine Familie auf dem Gewiss. Caged To Kill - Der Weg der Rache führt durch die Hölle ein Film von John Lyde mit Matthew Reese, Dolph Lundgren. Inhaltsangabe: Jack. Caged to Kill () Riot. Regie: John Lyde Darsteller: Matthew Reese, Dolph Lundgren. ab Dezember auf DVD/BluRay. Polizist Jack Stone hat nicht nur. Caged to Kill Film - Kritik "Caged to Kill" liefert erwartungsgemäß Direct-to-DVD-Dienst nach Vorschrift: Ein rotedoofer, hanebüchener Knast-Klopper.
The author Tom Sayers writes with love, with integ I've never thought about the death penalty, or life on the inside of prison, or solitary confinement.
The author Tom Sayers writes with love, with integrity. It's well worth your time to read. But be aware, keep tissues nearby! I received this book through ARC for an honest review.
The writing and storytelling were first-rate but the theme lost a little on me Accordingly, it was hard for me to relate to the passion and persistence expressed.
It is a superb edge of your seat story about the mistreatment of a prisoner confined to solitary for 30 years.
The inspiration is the real-life confinement of a prisoner for 32 years, but readers are not informed of this until the Afterword. The Afterword was initially the Preface and should have remained so, but some readers complained that it negatively impacted their reading experience.
I don't get it? Surely, knowing that a novel was founded on truth adds to the enjoyment and reading experience?
If you're looking for a gripping read that will also educate you about the U. Great read. View 1 comment.
There are some elements in this novel that I found worked well, and there were other elements that just didn't. I think this novel just bit off more than it could chew.
For about the first half of the novel, I felt that this was trying to be an examination of the psychological effects of incarceration especially solitary confinement on the individual, as well as the struggle to reintegrate into society without adequate support and transitional assistance.
I was really liking where that was goin There are some elements in this novel that I found worked well, and there were other elements that just didn't.
I was really liking where that was going! Then, I turned a page, and found myself in a whole different book - a weird cross between psychological thriller and something akin to a spy thriller or was it a chronicle of the descent into madness?
Other developments weren't well contextualized - the research was clearly there when it came to the prison system, but medical and psychological elements didn't demonstrate the same attention to detail.
Many didn't come across as remotely plausible to me. The preface should have been an afterword. It set up a set of expectations for me that ended up hurting the reading experience.
I'm all for fiction with a message, but this particular set up made the book political before I even started the story.
I think moving it to the end would have allowed me to appreciate the story on its own merits. I may have concluded it was too preachy in spite of this change, but there's no question that is my opinion with the preface included.
The pacing was uneven and choppy and this did not come across as being an intentional choice. Partly, this is due to the abrupt genre switch, with the first half being a bit slower to develop and the latter being a sprint.
Another component is the near-repetition that's used in the writing. I think more variation in sentence length, as well as finding ways to use characters' first names a bit less often, would have helped make the prose flow better and may have softened the rough edges in pacing.
The character development was also lacking for me. I think this had to do with the choice to write this in the third person.
To alternate chapters between Phillip and David's perspectives first-person in both cases would have really personalised Phillip's fractured mental state and allowed the reader to share in his confusion and fear about life outside prison.
David's narration would have also allowed the reader to see Phillip through his eyes and experience his fears and uncertainties in a visceral way.
The third-person narration, I found, put a barrier between the characters and I - I was being told what they were experiencing rather than shown.
I also felt that the female characters were not well executed both in terms of their roles in the story and in their deficiencies of development.
The women read as flat to me, with no real identity outside their proximity to the male characters. What a shame. As a bit of a side note, I spent about half the novel under the impression that Phillip was African-American - I'm not sure how that happened.
This may say more about me and my cultural conditioning than it does about the prison system or the novel.
When I finally clued in that Phillip is Caucasian, I found that considerations related to race came to the forefront of my mind and have remained there.
I suspect this was not something the author intended. I'm not sure whether the story would have been more poignant had my assumption been correct.
I'm not sure whether the author even considered race in the development of the story, although I do believe from my Canadian understanding that any discussion of the US prison system shouldn't exclude systemic racism since it's inherent on so many levels.
Having said all that, I don't have regrets for taking the time to read the novel. It's given me a lot to think about and consider both about myself and my preconceptions as well as the cultural messaging I've absorbed vis a vis humane treatment, rehabilitation, and so on.
I received a copy of this book through Voracious Readers Only. The author does an outstanding job in enlightening us on the evils and shameful prison system in New York as this was most recently evidenced by the death of Jeffrey Epstein in the hands of the prison system.
This legal thriller is enthralling and captivating as it visits the punishment of solitary confinement. This book will elicit strong feelings as it examines and reveals the horrors endured by prisoners within the system.
Although this is a work of fiction, it highlights the inhumanity tha The author does an outstanding job in enlightening us on the evils and shameful prison system in New York as this was most recently evidenced by the death of Jeffrey Epstein in the hands of the prison system.
Although this is a work of fiction, it highlights the inhumanity that the prisoners must endure, as if prison was not enough, and this comes from a certain believer of you do the crime you do the time and a proponent of the death penalty.
Thrilling, captivating, with intriguing characters that will keep you riveted to the book until the very last word.
This book is not for the faint of heart and is from the point of view of a prisoner who might have benefitted more from being put to death, than the "death" sentence of 30 years in solitary.
This book is certainly worth reading and leaves you questioning human morality and behavior. I received a complimentary copy of this book and am providing my honest, unsolicited review.
Solitary confinement This book is based on treatment at a prison in my home state of New York, whose liberal views don't always have good results on the general public.
There's no death sentence in the state, since they abolished the practice decades ago, just life imprisonment. I have heard stories about the prison system and population from a former CO who quit the job after being injured in a prison riot.
This book is the first story that tells you the view of life behind bars from a prisoner Solitary confinement This book is based on treatment at a prison in my home state of New York, whose liberal views don't always have good results on the general public.
This book is the first story that tells you the view of life behind bars from a prisoner point of view. When reading this book and getting the facts presented about the use of electro neuron stimulus,I had to check to make sure that I hadn't suddenly switched books.
The fact that this based on reality made it more potent and explains why it is so hard to re-habitualize former long term prisoners into society.
Change is definitely needed. Wow, what a skilfully written piece of work that blends reality with a work of fiction. A heavy and hard going read at the beginning as the author describes the realities of, not only prison life, but life in the extremely inhumane practice that is solitary confinement.
The characters are all so well written that you feel that you know them and feel their range of emotions as the story gathers pace to its shocking conclusion.
I received a copy of this novel through Voracious Readers in exchange f Wow, what a skilfully written piece of work that blends reality with a work of fiction.
I received a copy of this novel through Voracious Readers in exchange for an honest review and thought I was getting a story about the injustice of the penal system in regards to solitary confinement but what a surprise when the plot got a lot darker and more tangled as defenceless souls within the system are exploited by those in positions of power.
Eye Opener Seeing a lot of injustices in the world, this story is one of the best written but saddest I have read. Having had a love one in the penile system and listening to their stories the injustices in our prison system needs a major Revolution immediately.
Just the fact that it is the word of guard versus the inmate needs addressing. The raping alone by the guards is a sin and a crime.
When the guard is found out , he is sent to another prison to start all over. A hand slap. On the outside Eye Opener Seeing a lot of injustices in the world, this story is one of the best written but saddest I have read.
On the outside for that crime you go to prison. That is inhumane. I hope through this book justice can be served for these inmates.
May God be with each and every one. I recommend every person should read this book. Maybe then someone in a high up position can make the changes that need to be made.
Very well written A very well plotted novel that takes you into a world of consequences from solitary confinement as the antihero readjusts to life, and possible revenge, on the outside.
Though the lawyer had a somewhat nasty habit of dragging the reader into his own fears and self justification, the story was gripping and very hard to put aside when real life duties intruded.
If you have a hankering for wormhole paranoia burrowing its way through your formerly complacent imagination, Swyers will definitely put t A very well plotted novel that takes you into a world of consequences from solitary confinement as the antihero readjusts to life, and possible revenge, on the outside.
If you have a hankering for wormhole paranoia burrowing its way through your formerly complacent imagination, Swyers will definitely put the shiver up your spine.
Well paced and laced with surprising twists, this Voracious Readers Only author is more than worthy of your leisure reading time.
Jun 04, Jan rated it it was amazing. Not what I expected Not having read much of the reviews, I anticipated another rousing serial killer on the run.
Engrossing, breathless, startling, inspiring, sad are a just a few words to describe what I felt reading this story.
The author says this is his last work which saddens me as his work is superb. The subject matter is timely, characters well developed, and the plot is one rarely talked about.
He makes you feel the atrocities done to one person who society threw away to forget. Yet he sur Not what I expected Not having read much of the reviews, I anticipated another rousing serial killer on the run.
Yet he survives. The author dares you to put yourself in the same situation. What would you do? Will you take up the cause? What a well written, thought provoking, amazing story.
This story makes you care for Philip from the first time he is introduced. David and his family are also great characters Anna a very caring family.
They take Philip in become his family. Philip's story is so thought provoking. And even though his story is a fictional story, it was written because of man who had to stay on solitary confinement for man I received a complimentary copy of Cage to Kill from Voracious Readers Only and the author.
And even though his story is a fictional story, it was written because of man who had to stay on solitary confinement for many years.
I can't imagine what that would be like. Mar 30, Christina Stettler rated it it was amazing. Different and definitely gripping says it all Wow what a twisty turny novel.
This is a must read for people who are interested in seeing change in prisons. I identified with the wife and son most.
They really showed me how we need to see good, not all bad. At first, I was put off by her sweet nature, but as i neared the conclusion she really proved herself strong and tough.
And Christy was simply an amazing character. While the storyline was not at all lighthearted it was moving and beautiful in Different and definitely gripping says it all Wow what a twisty turny novel.
While the storyline was not at all lighthearted it was moving and beautiful in its own way. Apr 02, Gail A. Great indictment on our prison system, overwhelmingly unrealistic plot I wish this story was more realistic.
The underlying story of the inhuman nature of solitary confinement, got lost in the over the top, bizarre and wildly dystopian nature of this novel.
Although the dialogue tended to the amateur, and despite the above, the author sheds important light on the need for prison reform. The latter is why I awarded two, instea Great indictment on our prison system, overwhelmingly unrealistic plot I wish this story was more realistic.
The latter is why I awarded two, instead of one star. I was definitely intrigued with the story behind this novel of an inmate's life in solitary confinement and wasn't disappointed when I read the way it was incorporated into David Thompson's newest adventure.
Caged to Kill is compelling and well written and each chapter draws you into the struggle for truth for both David and Phillip Dawkins.
This is a must read! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review. This was eminently readable, covering not just innocence and guilt, but manipulation and distortion of human life.
As always with this author the phrase thought provoking barely seems adequate. Thought provoking This is a work of fiction that gives reality to life in prison, in particular solitary confinement.
We are a society where there is no value placed on inmates and prisons are only punitive with very few resources for anyone trying to become a better person.
Prisons are a money making industry so rehabilitation is not cost effective. I believe in the death penalty only because it is more humane than solitary confinement.
May 12, Lee rated it really liked it. Timely Subject I was grateful to learn more about the prison system, considering all the political talk at this time.
I knew how I felt, but that was based on pure emotion. While reading this, I became educated on the subject. I was disappointed however, to learn that Mr.
May 18, Hal Fales rated it it was amazing. A good read with a powerful message about the prison system in this country and particularly the inhumane use of solitary confinement.
I recommend it to those who like good plots with characters who have a heart despite there awfUl experiences. But when Phillip perceives that the government is after him, he's pushed to his breaking point.
He fears "they're" out to put him back in his cell or 6 feet under. He begins to doubt his sanity and innocence.
And it's getting harder to resist his inner voice urging him to kill David and maybe his family too. David finds himself in a race to solve the mystery that is Phillip Dawkins.
Can David discover the truth in time to save himself and his family or will shadowy forces unleash a killer first? If you like psychological suspense, engaging characters, and twists and turns, then you'll love Tom Swyers' gripping novel.
Buy your copy of Caged to Kill today! Michael Connelly , leave me with a feeling of excitement and anticipation at the end of each chapter.
Gripping Story. Readers say: "If I could give this book 10 stars, I would do so gladly! A thriller with twists and turns to the end".
Literally could not put it down until finished. May even read it again. It's a great read! I highly recommend. This is a must read.
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Rating details. More filters. Sort order. I've never thought about the death penalty, or life on the inside of prison, or solitary confinement.
Phillip Dawkins has maintained his innocence for over twenty years, when he is released. How do you step out of prison and adapt to being free.
You have no skills, no money, your family is gone and you're totally alone. The only person you know, is the attorney you'd were corresponding with.
This book has it all! It was definitely an eye opener. The author Tom Sayers writes with love, with integ I've never thought about the death penalty, or life on the inside of prison, or solitary confinement.
The author Tom Sayers writes with love, with integrity. It's well worth your time to read. But be aware, keep tissues nearby! I received this book through ARC for an honest review.
The writing and storytelling were first-rate but the theme lost a little on me Accordingly, it was hard for me to relate to the passion and persistence expressed.
It is a superb edge of your seat story about the mistreatment of a prisoner confined to solitary for 30 years. The inspiration is the real-life confinement of a prisoner for 32 years, but readers are not informed of this until the Afterword.
The Afterword was initially the Preface and should have remained so, but some readers complained that it negatively impacted their reading experience.
I don't get it? Surely, knowing that a novel was founded on truth adds to the enjoyment and reading experience? If you're looking for a gripping read that will also educate you about the U.
Great read. View 1 comment. There are some elements in this novel that I found worked well, and there were other elements that just didn't.
I think this novel just bit off more than it could chew. For about the first half of the novel, I felt that this was trying to be an examination of the psychological effects of incarceration especially solitary confinement on the individual, as well as the struggle to reintegrate into society without adequate support and transitional assistance.
I was really liking where that was goin There are some elements in this novel that I found worked well, and there were other elements that just didn't.
I was really liking where that was going! Then, I turned a page, and found myself in a whole different book - a weird cross between psychological thriller and something akin to a spy thriller or was it a chronicle of the descent into madness?
Other developments weren't well contextualized - the research was clearly there when it came to the prison system, but medical and psychological elements didn't demonstrate the same attention to detail.
Many didn't come across as remotely plausible to me. The preface should have been an afterword. It set up a set of expectations for me that ended up hurting the reading experience.
I'm all for fiction with a message, but this particular set up made the book political before I even started the story.
I think moving it to the end would have allowed me to appreciate the story on its own merits. I may have concluded it was too preachy in spite of this change, but there's no question that is my opinion with the preface included.
The pacing was uneven and choppy and this did not come across as being an intentional choice. Partly, this is due to the abrupt genre switch, with the first half being a bit slower to develop and the latter being a sprint.
Another component is the near-repetition that's used in the writing. I think more variation in sentence length, as well as finding ways to use characters' first names a bit less often, would have helped make the prose flow better and may have softened the rough edges in pacing.
The character development was also lacking for me. I think this had to do with the choice to write this in the third person.
To alternate chapters between Phillip and David's perspectives first-person in both cases would have really personalised Phillip's fractured mental state and allowed the reader to share in his confusion and fear about life outside prison.
David's narration would have also allowed the reader to see Phillip through his eyes and experience his fears and uncertainties in a visceral way.
The third-person narration, I found, put a barrier between the characters and I - I was being told what they were experiencing rather than shown.
I also felt that the female characters were not well executed both in terms of their roles in the story and in their deficiencies of development.
The women read as flat to me, with no real identity outside their proximity to the male characters. What a shame.
As a bit of a side note, I spent about half the novel under the impression that Phillip was African-American - I'm not sure how that happened.
This may say more about me and my cultural conditioning than it does about the prison system or the novel. When I finally clued in that Phillip is Caucasian, I found that considerations related to race came to the forefront of my mind and have remained there.
I suspect this was not something the author intended. I'm not sure whether the story would have been more poignant had my assumption been correct.
I'm not sure whether the author even considered race in the development of the story, although I do believe from my Canadian understanding that any discussion of the US prison system shouldn't exclude systemic racism since it's inherent on so many levels.
Having said all that, I don't have regrets for taking the time to read the novel. It's given me a lot to think about and consider both about myself and my preconceptions as well as the cultural messaging I've absorbed vis a vis humane treatment, rehabilitation, and so on.
I received a copy of this book through Voracious Readers Only. The author does an outstanding job in enlightening us on the evils and shameful prison system in New York as this was most recently evidenced by the death of Jeffrey Epstein in the hands of the prison system.
This legal thriller is enthralling and captivating as it visits the punishment of solitary confinement. This book will elicit strong feelings as it examines and reveals the horrors endured by prisoners within the system.
Although this is a work of fiction, it highlights the inhumanity tha The author does an outstanding job in enlightening us on the evils and shameful prison system in New York as this was most recently evidenced by the death of Jeffrey Epstein in the hands of the prison system.
Although this is a work of fiction, it highlights the inhumanity that the prisoners must endure, as if prison was not enough, and this comes from a certain believer of you do the crime you do the time and a proponent of the death penalty.
Thrilling, captivating, with intriguing characters that will keep you riveted to the book until the very last word. This book is not for the faint of heart and is from the point of view of a prisoner who might have benefitted more from being put to death, than the "death" sentence of 30 years in solitary.
This book is certainly worth reading and leaves you questioning human morality and behavior. I received a complimentary copy of this book and am providing my honest, unsolicited review.
Solitary confinement This book is based on treatment at a prison in my home state of New York, whose liberal views don't always have good results on the general public.
There's no death sentence in the state, since they abolished the practice decades ago, just life imprisonment.
I have heard stories about the prison system and population from a former CO who quit the job after being injured in a prison riot.
This book is the first story that tells you the view of life behind bars from a prisoner Solitary confinement This book is based on treatment at a prison in my home state of New York, whose liberal views don't always have good results on the general public.
This book is the first story that tells you the view of life behind bars from a prisoner point of view.
When reading this book and getting the facts presented about the use of electro neuron stimulus,I had to check to make sure that I hadn't suddenly switched books.
The fact that this based on reality made it more potent and explains why it is so hard to re-habitualize former long term prisoners into society.
Change is definitely needed. Wow, what a skilfully written piece of work that blends reality with a work of fiction. A heavy and hard going read at the beginning as the author describes the realities of, not only prison life, but life in the extremely inhumane practice that is solitary confinement.
The characters are all so well written that you feel that you know them and feel their range of emotions as the story gathers pace to its shocking conclusion.
I received a copy of this novel through Voracious Readers in exchange f Wow, what a skilfully written piece of work that blends reality with a work of fiction.
I received a copy of this novel through Voracious Readers in exchange for an honest review and thought I was getting a story about the injustice of the penal system in regards to solitary confinement but what a surprise when the plot got a lot darker and more tangled as defenceless souls within the system are exploited by those in positions of power.
Eye Opener Seeing a lot of injustices in the world, this story is one of the best written but saddest I have read. Having had a love one in the penile system and listening to their stories the injustices in our prison system needs a major Revolution immediately.
Just the fact that it is the word of guard versus the inmate needs addressing. The raping alone by the guards is a sin and a crime.
When the guard is found out , he is sent to another prison to start all over. A hand slap. On the outside Eye Opener Seeing a lot of injustices in the world, this story is one of the best written but saddest I have read.
On the outside for that crime you go to prison. That is inhumane. I hope through this book justice can be served for these inmates.
May God be with each and every one. I recommend every person should read this book. Maybe then someone in a high up position can make the changes that need to be made.
Very well written A very well plotted novel that takes you into a world of consequences from solitary confinement as the antihero readjusts to life, and possible revenge, on the outside.
Though the lawyer had a somewhat nasty habit of dragging the reader into his own fears and self justification, the story was gripping and very hard to put aside when real life duties intruded.
If you have a hankering for wormhole paranoia burrowing its way through your formerly complacent imagination, Swyers will definitely put t A very well plotted novel that takes you into a world of consequences from solitary confinement as the antihero readjusts to life, and possible revenge, on the outside.
If you have a hankering for wormhole paranoia burrowing its way through your formerly complacent imagination, Swyers will definitely put the shiver up your spine.
Well paced and laced with surprising twists, this Voracious Readers Only author is more than worthy of your leisure reading time. Jun 04, Jan rated it it was amazing.
Not what I expected Not having read much of the reviews, I anticipated another rousing serial killer on the run. Engrossing, breathless, startling, inspiring, sad are a just a few words to describe what I felt reading this story.
The author says this is his last work which saddens me as his work is superb. The subject matter is timely, characters well developed, and the plot is one rarely talked about.
He makes you feel the atrocities done to one person who society threw away to forget. Yet he sur Not what I expected Not having read much of the reviews, I anticipated another rousing serial killer on the run.
Yet he survives. The author dares you to put yourself in the same situation. What would you do? Will you take up the cause? What a well written, thought provoking, amazing story.
This story makes you care for Philip from the first time he is introduced. David and his family are also great characters Anna a very caring family.
They take Philip in become his family. Philip's story is so thought provoking. And even though his story is a fictional story, it was written because of man who had to stay on solitary confinement for man I received a complimentary copy of Cage to Kill from Voracious Readers Only and the author.
And even though his story is a fictional story, it was written because of man who had to stay on solitary confinement for many years. I can't imagine what that would be like.
Mar 30, Christina Stettler rated it it was amazing. Different and definitely gripping says it all Wow what a twisty turny novel.
This is a must read for people who are interested in seeing change in prisons. I identified with the wife and son most. They really showed me how we need to see good, not all bad.
At first, I was put off by her sweet nature, but as i neared the conclusion she really proved herself strong and tough.
And Christy was simply an amazing character. While the storyline was not at all lighthearted it was moving and beautiful in Different and definitely gripping says it all Wow what a twisty turny novel.
While the storyline was not at all lighthearted it was moving and beautiful in its own way. Apr 02, Gail A. Great indictment on our prison system, overwhelmingly unrealistic plot I wish this story was more realistic.
The underlying story of the inhuman nature of solitary confinement, got lost in the over the top, bizarre and wildly dystopian nature of this novel.
Although the dialogue tended to the amateur, and despite the above, the author sheds important light on the need for prison reform.
The latter is why I awarded two, instea Great indictment on our prison system, overwhelmingly unrealistic plot I wish this story was more realistic.
The latter is why I awarded two, instead of one star. Modern life for a man in solitary since the s is stressful enough.
But when Phillip perceives that the government is after him, he's pushed to his breaking point. He fears "they're" out to put him back in his cell or 6 feet under.
He begins to doubt his sanity and innocence. And it's getting harder to resist his inner voice urging him to kill David and maybe his family too.
David finds himself in a race to solve the mystery that is Phillip Dawkins. Can David discover the truth in time to save himself and his family or will shadowy forces unleash a killer first?
If you like psychological suspense, engaging characters, and twists and turns, then you'll love Tom Swyers' gripping novel.
Buy your copy of Caged to Kill today! Michael Connelly , leave me with a feeling of excitement and anticipation at the end of each chapter.
Gripping Story. Readers say: "If I could give this book 10 stars, I would do so gladly! A thriller with twists and turns to the end". Literally could not put it down until finished.
May even read it again. It's a great read! I highly recommend.
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