Reviews of novels by Robert Asprin, Simon Lewis, Joe Quirk
Book reviews from December 1999
Myth Directions
fantasy/humourous
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I scribbled down my thoughts on some note that got lost before I typed it in. This is #3 in Asprins' Myth-series. Aahz birthday is coming up. Tania(?) has find the perfect gift and drags Skeeve into several adventures, among others a quite unusual game of football. If you enjoy the other mythbooks, you'll probably like this one, not better nor worse than any of the others.
| Read my other reviews of Robert Asprin's books: My review of Another Fine Myth, the first novel in the Myth-series. My review of Myth Conceptions, the second novel in the myth series. My review of Catwoman: Tiger Hunt, a crime novel by Robert Asprin & Lynn Abbey Reviews of books written in a similar style: More information: |
Go
fiction
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In this novel you'll follow three different persons that for different reasons are on the run. A good novel, it has nothing to do with the movie "Go" (great movie), many ppl seems to think that when they spot the book. I scribbled down more stuff on some piece of paper that probably is living a miserable life at some dump now.
The Ultimate Rush
crime/fiction
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A hacking rollerblade courier named Chet goes down the streets of San Francisco with lethal speed, just to earn those extra bucks. One day he gets a pay-raise and a package to deliver within a near-impossible timeframe. When these unusual packages becomes more frequent, Chet wonders what the packages might contain. Mix rollerblade, skate punks, cybercrime and a bunch of bad guys and you get this; Joe Quirks' debut novel. Overall a good book, some parts are a bit uneven but one can live with that.
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