Title: First Woods I could not finish
Product review: I've been a Woods fan for many a year. I like his Holly Barker series and I've been in lust with Stone Barrington forever. He's been one of the "great good guys" in serial fiction.Not this time out.I could not finish this mess. This is way past "phoned in." It's difficult for me to believe Woods really worked on this plot. The supporting cast are no more than cardboard cut-outs of bad guys and vixens, with nothing interesting, quirky, or redeeming about them.I do not know one attorney who would have taken on Billy Bob (the bad guy here) as a client, referral or no referral. There were just too many red flags for a smart cookie like Stone to miss.When Woods brought Arrington (the love of Stone's life) into the sordid mess, I just closed the book and took it back to the library.Woods is better than this. And a solid character like Stone Barrington deserves better, too.Blech.
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