Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: no, i didn't buy this crap, i got a free copy at the blackhat conference in vegas, and left it there in my hotel room. every book like this is a joke, the sad thing is the guys who write this crap are actually getting a lot of money writing. it's an old, tired, subject and the author has no clue, just tries to cram it with useless "hacking" info. my friend had the source code to one of his exploits published in one of these books, it was easy for them to do since they didn't have this real name.. but why do they include exploits in the actual book? they don't explain them, and they are just printed on the pages... anyone who would buy the dumb book sure isn't gonna be able to understand.. what are people supposed to do? type it up in ms word? if you're reading the reviews to this book for any purpose other than to laugh, i pity you. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was as useless as the German version of Strarwars that I received on Amazon Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Maybe I should just quit reading fiction. I started with Grisham and tried Koontz, and they bore me. The plot for this book started out great. But..the author takes off on wild tangents about characters and places for chapters at a time. By the end of the book, I just want it to get to the suspenseful end, that does not happen. The end is so anti-climatic, I have to wonder why I hung in there. And, nothing in this book could remotely related to real life. Just a waste of time. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Dorsey tries to amplify everything that Carl Hiassen does in his very successful and popular series, and by doing so, he creates a jumbled mess. What plot line there is is silly and nonsensical, the characters are all too strange to be even partially believable. He's trying to cash-in on a better writer's turf, and isn't very clever. Hiassen has many strange characters, but most of them are believable, if only because they represent some archtype or another. I felt like I had wasted my time reading this book and promptly took all the other Dorsey books off my "wish list" Answer:

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