Mid- Holiday Fiction
Fiction
Top Suspense: 13 classic stories, by 12 masters of the genre edited by [no one]. Short stories from a bunch of writers who teamed together for electronic publishing. Including Vicki Hendricks [I read a couple novels], Max Allan Collins [got one of his at home], Stephen Gallagher [read 2-3 novels], Lee Goldberg [read several and bought a paperback as a Christmas gift], and Bill Crider [never heard of him].
The handgun on the cover image seems to be a weird combination of a Hi-Power, a Beretta, and one of Tanfoglio's CZ clones. All merged together with an off center suppressor. Suppressors are expensive.
Perfect Husband by Lisa Gardner. A paperback donation that I decided to add. This is from 1998.
Locked On by Tom Clancy with Mark Greaney. Something to do with shooting and spies.
D.C. Dead by Stuart Woods. Something to do with hotel chairs and a martini. According to the cover.
Covert Warriors by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. Something to do with a photoshop of guys debussing a helicopter onto a partially submerged submarine.
Top Suspense: 13 classic stories, by 12 masters of the genre edited by [no one]. Short stories from a bunch of writers who teamed together for electronic publishing. Including Vicki Hendricks [I read a couple novels], Max Allan Collins [got one of his at home], Stephen Gallagher [read 2-3 novels], Lee Goldberg [read several and bought a paperback as a Christmas gift], and Bill Crider [never heard of him].
The handgun on the cover image seems to be a weird combination of a Hi-Power, a Beretta, and one of Tanfoglio's CZ clones. All merged together with an off center suppressor. Suppressors are expensive.
Perfect Husband by Lisa Gardner. A paperback donation that I decided to add. This is from 1998.
Locked On by Tom Clancy with Mark Greaney. Something to do with shooting and spies.
D.C. Dead by Stuart Woods. Something to do with hotel chairs and a martini. According to the cover.
Covert Warriors by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. Something to do with a photoshop of guys debussing a helicopter onto a partially submerged submarine.
posted by Lake Mills Library | 1:13 PM
1 Comments:
"Locked On" is not up to Clancy's earlier works. For Instance it lacked continuity with Clark's character. The ending was poor, even if the intention is to have a sequel to his volume. Terrible if not. If Tom needs an assistant to write, let that person stick to research, etc...Hmmm not so good.
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