Ed Eagle Novel Santa Fe Dead, Book 2, (Paperback)

from taylorsteve

My first read by Stuart Woods. No color or character building. Sort of like listening to a tape recorder of a conversation - you get the facts of what was said without all the other human senses that play into an experience.

from taylorsteve

My first read by Stuart Woods. No color or character building. Sort of like listening to a tape recorder of a conversation - you get the facts of what was said without all the other human senses that play into an experience.

from rmarcin

Stuart Woods is getting more and more mediocre. His dialogue is forced and his characters are shallow. His early books were so much better. Now he is just churning them out.

from hannahbond

I think that Stuart Wood's novels attract me because of the spare tightness of his writing style and the well-paced action. However, I felt a little dirty after I finished this book because of the appalling cold-bloodedness of almost every character in the story, "good guys" as well as "bad guys....

from kingsportlibrary

This is the second book in the Ed Eagle series by Stuart Woods. I had read the first a few years ago, so it took some time for characters to be re-introduced to me. However, I was hooked by the first 30 pages - a trial, jail escape, stolen money, new identity, etc. I didn't want to put the book d...