Title: a muddled pieceof sexist, racist trash!
Product review: No wonder the author, Richard Hoyt, is a virtual unknown -- he deserves to be. Hoyt doesn't have a clue about narrative structure, or how to create a character, for that matter... his hero, Burlane, is a throwback to our Neanderthal past -- read the scene where Burlane is being briefed about the endangered species he is allegedly on a mission to rescue... and he can't concentrate because he's too busy ogling the Russian girls (everyone of them a beauty, of course, and all flirting with him) What a man this Burlane is! And what an ass of a character! Hoyt's dialogue is also a hoot! Hoyt had an earlier career as a college professor. Before he waste the precious paper writing another book, I suggest he go back to school -- as a student so he can take a fiction writing class and learn the fundamentals about telling a story
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