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by Tony Roberts,Stuart Woods

ISBN: 1611760607
ISBN13: 978-1611760606
Language: English
Publisher: Penguin Audio; Unabridged edition (February 16, 2012)
Category: Mystery
Subategory: Thriller

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Stuart Woods (Author), Tony Roberts (Narrator), Penguin Audio (Publisher).

Stuart Woods (Author), Tony Roberts (Narrator), Penguin Audio (Publisher). Get this audiobook plus a second, free. Woods has run out of stories, apparently, starting with Son of Stone. I'm sad to see him go.

Stuart Woods (born January 9, 1938) is an American novelist. Stuart Woods was born in Manchester, Georgia and graduated in 1959 from the University of Georgia, with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology

Stuart Woods (born January 9, 1938) is an American novelist. Stuart Woods was born in Manchester, Georgia and graduated in 1959 from the University of Georgia, with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology. After graduation he enrolled in the Air National Guard, spending two months in basic training before moving to New York, where he began a career in the advertising industry.

the committee that he had been an embarrassment to the cause of the others. By the time Sid was called to testify, he was convinced that, under the influence of two Party lawyers sent to advise them, the unfriendly witnesses had taken the wrong tack. Sid resolved to change that, if he could. Finally, he was called before the committee and was sworn. The committee's chairman,.

Praise for Beverly Hills Dead. Longtime fans of Woods's Stone Barrington series are sure to enjoy certain aspects of the story. The book’s momentum and the blacklist plot line will keep the pages turning.

Written by Stuart Woods. Narrated by Tony Roberts. Rick Barron-former Beverly Hills cop, now head of production of Centurion pictures-returns in a page turning novel of murder, political intrigue, and betrayal. 1940s Hollywood comes alive in this sequel to The Prince of Beverly Hills. Set in 1940s Hollywood, it is the era of the "Red Scare"-when almost anyone could be suspect.

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Written by: Stuart Woods. Narrated by: Tony Roberts. Rick Barron-former Beverly Hills cop, now head of production of Centurion pictures-returns in a page turning novel of murder, political intrigue, and betrayal

Written by: Stuart Woods. Set in 1940s Hollywood, it is the era of the Red Scare -when almost anyone could be suspect.

Written By: Stuart Woods. this was a good book I wish you could have kept this bookie character in a trilogy I like listening to this book. Publisher: Penguin Audio. Rick Barron, a former Beverly Hills cop, has risen to the head of production of Centurion pictures, and he’s at the top of his game. Good read but the voice of the guy that plays the main characters friend is annoying.

Beverly Hills Dead

Comments:

Mr.mclav

Stuart Woods has been my summer entertainment for a number of years during which I have seen the quality of his books go down, down and down. This book was rock bottom. The Stone Barrington cookie cutter stories are at least entertaining but this book never started. I was down to the last three chapters still wondering when something would happen. Finally, when there was some action, it was like something attached just to make the book end. The ending came out of nowhere with no hints, no red herrings, nothing.
I could have handled there being no real mystery plot if the story of the McCarty era had been fleshed out so I learned something new but even that was just glossed over. I found myself, for the first time, skimming pages that repeated the same informtion several times and bored with the repetive and dull diaglogue such as "sure will" that appeared many times per page.
I will try again with Stuart Woods and hope for better. I recently read Santa Fe Dead and enjoyed it very much. I'm sure the talent is there but the contract for yearly books must be a burden.

Coron

All of the Stuart Woods books have provided me with a great deal of entertainment. Each is different but weaves in many of the same characters as they age and go through their lives. Some of the lesser characters recur here and there, making each book more interesting. Read them in order to keep up with the movement. Thoroughly enjoyable with many plots about places and matters that I otherwise might not have been overly interested in until reading them in these books. I keep tied for more from Mr. Woods.

Ghile

Stuart Woods' Stone Barrington series is the best. An ex-cop now successful lawyer with lots of intrigue, mystery, murder & money.

Mikarr

Certainly not a challenging read but it does offer a peek at the horrible world of McCarthyism. The author did do some research into the Motion Picture Association and the Hollywood studio system in place in the forties and fifties. That is worth applauding. The characters are pleasant. Passes the time.

sobolica

I have been reading everything Stuart Woods writes and always have enjoyed his stories. But this one was a bit of a disappointment. I skimmed a lot of it. It just wasn't an exciting page turner as he's written in the past. I was bummed.
But at the same time, it was "ok". Just not exciting.
The ending chapter "Epilogue" was a surprise and tied up a lot of loose ends. Thanks for that.
I'll continue to read Woods----unless he continues to slip down that slippery hill and no longer entertains as he did in the beginning.

Dorilune

Completed a story in an uplifting way that had its own complications. Woods continues to be the master storyteller and character developer.

Zymbl

Stuart writes with a consistent style and his characters are shy of being believable but his stories are light and fast-paced so you don't need to get too involved

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