Title: Witty repartee and revolving narrators kill.
Product review: Ohh man. I wasn't too hot on some other Heinlein stuff I've read (Farnham's Freehold), but that didn't make me want to get up and throw the book away. I wish I would have thrown this away.The switching back and forth of the narrating character drove me absolutly insane, it was hard to keep straight who had said something, or who was speaking at any given time. Combined with the fact that the "Captain" switched 4 times in the book, it leaves ones recollection of the story splayed out like spaghetti.I've come to expect a good bit of witty repartee in Heinleins novels, but he went waaay overboad with it this time. A person can only take so much of it. The choppiness of these (they didn't even flow well) added even more to the difficulties one has in following the story.
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