1.   And except for the wrong reporter, the wrong expletive and the wrong quote, this guy had the rest of the story right.

2.   Artful and uncompromising as always, this final novel by the vernacular master tells a story right out of the crime-news headlines.

3.   Artful and uncompromising, as always, this final novel by the vernacular master tells a story right out of the crime-news headlines.

4.   Artful and uncompromising, this final novel by the vernacular master tells a story right out of the crime-news headlines.

5.   A contract to sell the story rights was about to be signed.

6.   Jones pictured the story right around her in Mason.

7.   Sometimes, Americans can be too close to it to tell that story right.

8.   What Laroche does care about is that he just sold the story rights to his life to Tri-Star, which is planning to make the movie.