Stone Barrington Novel Lucid Intervals, Book 18, (Paperback)

from rmarcin

Typical Stuart Woods -- light story, way more sexual relations than possible for a normal person, and a ridiculous adventure. This one involved a British operative searching for someone who left the British service 10 years earlier. Seems he was involved with the daughter of one of the British mi...

from claude_lambert

The book started with one of the funniest chapter I ever read. But then little by little, it became less funny and Stuart Woods used more and more tired formulas. Ultimately the action became so unlikely that my interest vanished.

from DrLed

This plot includes spies and counter-spies. Subtle clues enhanced the story and kept the reader wondering until the last chapter.

from jepeters333

It seems like just another quiet night at Elaine's. Stone Barrington and his former cop partner Dino are enjoying their drinks when in walks former client and all-around sad sack Herbie Fisher. . . in need of a lawyer. But while he's trying to fend off Herbie, Stone is propositioned by another po...

from buffalogr

This plot includes spies and counter-spies. Meets Dino at Elaine's every nite, has a long affair with dame Felicity, who survives the book to play again. Stone gets type rated in another airplane, paid for by one of his objects of investigation. Herbie is a distraction. Stone begins to play in ev...