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Book Description:
Stone Barrington and Holly Barker team up once again in Woods' newest offering, this time to hunt ex-CIA-agent-turned-assassin Teddy Fay at the behest of the director of the CIA, Kate Rule Lee, who also happens to be the wife of President William Lee. Stone and Holly, along with Dino Bacchetti, are dispatched to luxurious St. Marks island, where they spend as much time frolicking in the ocean as they do tracking Teddy. Stone and Holly manage to strike up an acquaintance with Irene Foster, a former CIA employee who was reputed to have had a relationship with Teddy, and her current lover, Harry Pitts. But Stone and Holly soon find themselves caught up in the corrupt local politics, which stand in stark contrast to the balmy paradise the island appears to be. After the chief of police on the island is gunned down, Stone and Holly realize Teddy might be back in business, and the hunt to find him becomes even more urgent.Members who requested this book also requested:
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Judith H. (
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Stone Barrington and Holly Baker head to St. Marks in Stuart Woods’ Shoot Him If He Runs. At the request of the President Will Lee and his wife CIA director Kate Rule Lee, they go to St. Marks to look for an ex CIA employee who they thought died in an earlier book.
I recommend that Stuart Woods’ books be read in order. This is Stone’s second trip to St. Marks, so you are reintroduced to people he already knows. It is a good book full of the usually murder, sex, and mystery that we all love Woods’ book for.
Anita H. (
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This was typical Woods reading, but his books seems to be getting shorter and shorter. No new characters, just the same faces in the same places.
I was really hoping for a little more.
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Same old Stuart Woods. This book has a lot of reoccuring characters from other Stone Barrington and Holly Barker books. Lots of action, with little bit of sex. A fun weekend read. Library book, so I can't list it for those who have it wishlisted.