Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Hunter's Moon
Randy Wayne White's Doc Ford novels are worthy heirs to the Travis McGee books, but at number fourteen and adding fast they've "jumped the shark." The soap-opera elements are getting hard to keep track of, and the characters and situations grow more and more outrageous. After a couple of late night false starts, once I got going on this one it kept me hooked. Ford is working with a cancer-ridden ex-President of the US (see what I mean about outrageous?) to kill a man they both want vengeance against. If you like the Doc Ford books, or if you like your mystery/suspense on the hardboiled side of the formula, you'll like this one. ***+
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