It was interesting. Although, it was hard to stay interested at the same time.

One of his older novels NOT featuring Stone Barrington. Chuck Chandler is an almost Wimbledon champion, but ends up choking and has that stigma following him everywhere he goes. He becomes involved with a tennis pupil despite the fact that she is already married to a VERY rich man; and ends up becoming framed for a lot of murders.

Standard Stuart Woods book.

An early Stuart Woods (1995) & a really good one!

Ok book….i forgot Stuart woods does parlay sex into most of his stories….

3 stars out of 5 - I read this over the past couple of days. It's an easy reading combination police procedural and mystery novel. Entertaining and easy reading, but not the top of Woods' form.

It was not a big surprise that the killers who they were but a big surprise who was alive

No-sleep, couldn't put down

I'm tired ya'll. This book was so good. I felt like if I put it down, it would all go unsolved. Wicked twist at the end

Read this in just 2 days! Could not put it down - well written!

I think that I have to read this one again since it seems to be liked much better by others than I and I hear it is becoming a movie. I think that it is a very male book, so I will attempt to read it from a male perspective. Then I will revise my review and be more in depth in conveying my thoughts.

Love his writing

I give all Stuart Woods books a 4 out of 5. His books aren't deep or unique, but are always page turners. When I'm want to read something light on vacation or I'm sick of TV and I can't watch another episode of Law and Order or CSI- I can pick up one of his crime novels and I will never be dissappointed. I'm always entertained.