Foreign Affairs: A Stone Barrington Novel

Huge disappointment. Very difficult for me to say because I am such a huge fan of SW but I finished this book and just shook my head. It just didn't seem to be put together very well. Very weak plot if you can even call it that. Nope, certainly not up to his usual.

Very enjoyable as usual. A number of twists and turns although other Barrington books have had more. On the negative side, I think Casselli's fear of the church is a reach--unrealistic?
Also, why the ending? Unless that will be the setting for the next book.

This is the first time that Stuart Woods left the reader hanging at the end and I love it. I read everyone of Stuart Wood's books anyway so it doesn't matter to me that he did this. Now I'm looking forward to his next book even more! Does Stone Barrington ever age. Also, bring back the kids. I miss them.

The usual fun, intrigue, excitement and trouble that anyone man and his friends can manage to get into. But come on Stone .... time to stop sleeping around and settle down already. You're not getting any younger you know.

This was another great book in the series. This one kept me reading and couldn't put it down. Stuart Woods did himself proud again. More drama and kept me guessing. You'll love this book more than the last. Can't wait for the next one.

I love the character stone barrington. He's always getting into situations that require his best friend Dino bachetti to help him out. And there is always humor. I buy these books as soon as they are published.

Typical Barrington story but these are always a pleasant vicarious experience for me and every once in a while, I pick up the name of a good wine or a restaurant or site-seeing location from these books.