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Title: Woods' best since "Chiefs"
Review: This is Stuart Woods' best book since "Chiefs." While I've enjoyed the numerous books Woods has written between the publication of these two volumes, "The Prince of Beverly Hills" is a throwback to his earliest works. I hope he pens another book on the main character here, Rick Barron, and his lovely actress-wife. Half the interest is because of the timing and the setting of the novel: 1930s and '40s Hollywood. You just can't beat that era for atmosphere, and Woods takes full advantage of that. Thanks, Stuart, for another page-turner!
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