Title: The Last P.U.
Product review: Very disappointing "sequel" to Ponicsan's wonderful "The Last Detail." Beginning with Buddusky's contrived resurrection, which effectively ruins the point (and my fond memories) of the earlier novel, this bore-fest quickly devolves into an unpalatable politicized gripe session. And, surprise surprise, the political stance is that "War is bad" -- and the moral: "The establishment can't be trusted." No bravery here. No reason ever to revisit this, either. I never threw a book away before, but I was more than happy to pitch this one.
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