Gangland warfare with a (very) loosely Romeo-and-Juliettish love story going on. Surprisingly decent.
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
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Robert B. Parker – Back Story
Spenser by numbers is still pretty good.
Charles Stross – Singularity Sky
Good, but not extraordinary SF story taking singularity/nanotech concepts into the future. The plot seemed muddied by its own cleverness, and I couldn’t help but be distracted by the large number of typos throughout this edition.
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
The One
Oh dear, oh dear.
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
Don’t Say A Word
Meh. Just not good enough.
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
Pooh’s Heffalump Movie
Endearing, but not especially magical.
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
Sahara
Great fun–totally implausible, but a total romp, with a cast charming enough to make you swallow it all.
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
Tami Hoag – Ashes To Ashes
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
Dark Blue
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)
Bruce Campbell – If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor
(This quick review is part of my September 2005 “clearing the decks” exercise.)