Smooth Operator (A Teddy Fay Novel)

Right to the final sentence, Woods captivates my imagination, curiosity and wonder. Just when I get the unimaginable thought that I know where the plot is heading, kaboom! One surprising twist after another ... as the story winds down, a single clue perks my interest, leading me to believe this is Wood's ploy to the next novel .. then, KABOOM! Woods can't write fast enough for my reading ! Thanks ... keep em coming!

WHY does Woods insist on having Stone screw every time he gets a chance? The storyline doesn't need the gratuitous sex. I guess he thinks it's good for something. I find it distasteful, unnecessary, distracting, and superficial. Because of it, I don't like the book. Ask me what it's about? Sex, killing, running, sex, shadowy figures, sex, corrupt politicians, corrupt politician-makers, sex, unbelievable characters, sex. Why do I continue to read this trash? I keep hoping it will improve.

WHY does Woods insist on having Stone screw every time he gets a chance? The storyline doesn't need the gratuitous sex. I guess he thinks it's good for something. I find it distasteful, unnecessary, distracting, and superficial. Because of it, I don't like the book. Ask me what it's about? Sex, killing, running, sex, shadowy figures, sex, corrupt politicians, corrupt politician-makers, sex, unbelievable characters, sex. Why do I continue to read this trash? I keep hoping it will improve.

I admit that I have read everything that Stuart Woods has published. This was one of the best. Tricky plot twists, good utilization of previously heralded characters and consistent flow. You DO have to have a healthy dose of suspended disbelief...

Great plot development and plausible story line. A fun read! The interweaving of characters and settings is interesting for sure. One technical point--a Porsche GT3RS has no back seat and it would be impossible for anyone to hide there.

Stuart Woods has been writing these novels forever--I personally like his writing, and have read every single novel he has ever written. This is the latest in the series, well written, easy to read, and routinely entertaining.