Title: Another One From The Master
Product review: This book is so full of cliches, that if removed, the novel would look shotgun blasted. The characters are the usual boring crew of stereotypes, the plot the stock formulaic manipulation with a wet fuse of an ending. The humor, if we can call it that, is mostly scatological (i.e. the "get the K-Y jelly" variety). Dialogue is straight out of comic books (i.e. "That's not a threat, it's a promise.") The book is sure to be a winner and transformed into another Hollywood borefest. It's surprising that readers are still fooled by this level of generic, cribbed pap, but I guess if they weren't, publishers would finally stop printing this junk. If you have an I. Q. over a hundred--avoid.
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