Final Judgment: A Lou Mason Thriller: Lou Mason Thrillers, Volume 5
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The book itself was a good read, BUT Joel Goodman is repackaging his earlier … The book itself was a good read, BUT Joel Goodman is repackaging his earlier works to make them look new. I already purchased this book one time in a different cover. He has done this trick in several different ways, such as collecting former books in one place with a new name. Renaming or recovering old titles to resell them is a dirty trick. Shame on him and Amazon for squeezing money out of people for a double purchase. Buyer beware!!
I got mired down in the number of characters and … I got mired down in the number of characters and then the characters also had two names to keep track of so I was further mired. It worked out in the end but I had trouble following the author in the twists and turns. Still not sure what happened to everyone and by whom except a lot of people ended up dead.
Plot Was Too Complicated I found this book very hard to follow. It was one of the first books that I almost just quit reading it, but all the reviews said there was a twist at the end that kept me going. But I have to admit I was pretty much forcing myself to continue reading it. I could not keep track of who was who and it was like the author just kept adding more characters to the story. The overall plot was interesting, but the detail the author went into on some irrelevant subplots made the book hard to follow…