Stone Barrington, Book 40
by Stuart Woods
The story opens with the protagonist living quietly in Santa Fe until an old friend's delicate request drags them into a situation that could explode into wider danger. The book's strength is brisk plotting, punchy set pieces, and a conversational voice that keeps the pages moving; it delivers tidy, plot-first entertainment more than introspective character work. Limitations include predictable plot mechanics, occasional coincidences that advance the story, and shallow secondary characters — readers seeking novelty or deep moral complexity may be disappointed.
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Stone Barrington lands in hot water in this thrilling adventure in the #1 New York Times bestselling series. Newly ensconced in his Santa Fe abode with a lovely female companion, Stone Barrington receives a call from an old friend requesting a delicate favor. A situation has arisen that could escalate into an explosive quagmire, and only someone ...
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