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Leapholes by James Grippando
May 8, 2008
Leapholes is a creatively intense novel written by the famous novelist James Grippando. The theme of the story uses time travel to allow the main character, Ryan, to learn about
his father's innocence even though he
remains in jail for a white collar crime. The book is well written in that the reader finds out how the law really works, but through a fictional story. Besides the fact that this story ends too abruptly for the enjoyment of the reader, it is a great book.
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