Review:This story is funny and exciting with the pacing you expect from Stuart Woods. The pace is quick the characters are well fleshed out. The story is wild but possible in his world of rich lawyers and criminals. Read more

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I work with a couple Stuart Woods fans and we all really enjoy the Stone Barrington series of books (Holly kind of annoys us, and the other guy we completely ignore.)

So, that being said, I liked this book. The thing about the Stone Barrington series is how it has evolved with Stone's life. First, it was guns and bad guys and him and Dino running around. Then, it shifted focus to less blood, more sex, legal wheeling and dealing, and Stone starting to turn a profit. As... Read more

Review:Great reading as always. Mr Woods reinvented himself in the person of a different Stuart Woods. His writing style is close to the former Stuart Woods but with less sexuality than the last several books. But the twists and turns and thought provoking conditions are reminiscent of the mind and thus the writing from the much, much earlier works. Pleased to see the refinement of plot returning. In my opinion Mr Woods cannot do much wrong in a book. I believe I have read them all. Yet his last sever... Read more

Review:His books are really getting repetitive. Stone meets women, beds them, gets into trouble, eat out alt, move from one house to another - need some new characters andnew plots. He has become a serial womenizer and not very interesting. Read more

Review:Stone Barrington novels were once among my favorites. Unfortunately, I just don't have the sense that Woods' heart is in it anymore. The last two or three in the series have not lived up to earlier books and this one is just plain bad. The story lines are weak, Herbie's character is not believable and Barrington is a bit player in this one. This is likely the last Woods' book for me. Read more

Review:Typical Stone Barrington fare, a quick 'beach' read, which I enjoy [am on my 5th (6th? 7th?) this holiday trip] though felt compelled to comment on the this novel's monumental editorial gaffe, re: helicopter operations. Let's just say it's mostly wrong, e.g., the pedals control the tail rotor pitch, not the collective. Read more

Review:Excellent characters and character development. Each chapter is self contained withe a beginning a middle and a finish and leads to the next chapter. Uses his characters in other books which keeps readers "tuned in and comming back.:"in future Novels. Now writing 4 Stone Barrington Novels per year. Read more

Review:I recently started reading Wood's Barrington books and I really enjoy them. Sometimes a little far fetched but I keep coming back for more. I've read at least six of his book and could probably read the entire series. I even bought a bottle of his favorite, Knob Creek bourbon -- potent stuff! Read more

Review:The Stuart Woods books are always good to pick up and read when you want to connect to some tried and true characters. The plots are predictable and the writing is not very complex, but the characters are fun. Read more

Review:Another Stone Barrington mystery adventure. I was especially intrigued when Stone was entertaining two former sex partners in such tight proximity. How cleaver his answers were when asked pointed questions. A true player.
I have always recommended your books at book club, my daughter and other serious readers. Read more