Title: Flinx Fizzles
Product review: In my opinion, Foster's biggest talent lies in creating intriguing alien flora and fauna. Unfortunately, unlike in its predecessor, Mid-Flinx, we have neither in Flinx's Folly. What we do have, however, are similar plotlines:1. A bad guy keeps trying to get rid of Flinx for a very shallow reason. In Mid-Flinx the villain wanted Flinx's minidrag, Pip, in Flinx's Folly the motive is jealousy.2. A group of bad guys keep trying to get rid of Flinx for political reasons.Both storylines and their outcomes are predictable and therefore boring. Despite those shortfalls, it could still have been an interesting book if the author had focussed on the budding relationship between Flinx and Clarity, but since that isn't Foster's forte, it fizzles as well.
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