Hot Pursuit

De: Stuart Woods

Narrado por: Tony Roberts

Stone Barrington is back in the exciting new adventure from perennial fan favorite Stuart Woods.

It’s not often that Stone Barrington finds a woman as accustomed to the jet-set lifestyle as he, so he’s pleasantly surprised when he meets a gorgeous pilot who’s soon moving to New York, and available for closer acquaintance. Their travels together lead them from Wichita to Europe, but trailing them is some unwanted baggage: his new lady love’s unstable, criminal ex-boyfriend.

And while Stone is fending off his newest adversary, trouble is brewing on the international stage. Several enemy operatives are at large, and only a coordinated intelligence effort will have any chance of stopping their deadly plot. But the clock is ticking . . . and time has nearly run out.

Reseñas de la Crítica

Praise for HOT PURSUIT

“Series fans will enjoy the vicarious luxury ride as usual.”—Publishers Weekly

Praise for INSATIABLE APPETITES

“Multiple exciting storylines . . . readers of the series will enjoy the return of the dangerous Dolce.”—Booklist

“Rousing.”—Publishers Weekly

Praise for PARIS MATCH

“Plenty of fast-paced action and deluxe experiences that keep the pages turning. Woods is masterful with his use of dialogue and creates natural and vivid scenes for his readers to enjoy.”—Myrtle Beach Sun-Times

“Stone Barrington is back to give fans another fun-filled ride of action and suspense. . . . With threats coming in every direction, the typical ‘life’ of Stone Barrington will again please fans.”—Suspense Magazine

“Woods’ knack for natural, nimble dialogue moves the plot along as Stone fights for his business interests, his reputation, and even his life.”—Publishers Weekly

“…the cliffhanger ending promises the next Barrington installment will resolve a long-running story line. Diehard fans of the series will want this, and the pages turn quickly…”—Booklist

Okay, I guess, but disappointing

So, I loved Chiefs by Stuart Woods. I know the guy can write. I think he might have called it in on this one. It took it awhile to get going and there were two plots that I kept expecting to come together. Spoiler alert: They don't. Stone Barrington struck me as a lecherous and a little pompous old man. He could have been written completely out of the story and it wouldn't have made much difference. Millie was a good character. Perhaps he should base a series on her. Bottom line is that it wasn't awful, but I wish I hadn't used a credit on it.

Short book, but enjoyable

I feel like Mr. Woods us doing some estate planning trying to produce as many books as possible each year. I enjoy them, but any two or three of them could be combined into one book at this point.

very good book

very well written and kept ones interest until the end, and the story was well thought out with every one having a part to play at the conclusion

Disappointing and boring.

Lots and lots of uninteresting detail about Stone's new plane. Who cares? He jumps in and out of bed with any and all available women as usual. At least he spared us the graphic details this time. Of course they all find him irresistible and they are all drop dead gorgeous. Not much of a story, more about what exotic locations he travels to and what culinary delights he enjoys in what famous restaurants. Save your credit.

Entertaining

One of his best in years
Lots if different characters and situations . London scenes very hoid
Enjoyed listening to it .

Another enjoyable read

Stuart Woods continues to crank out one good read after another featuring Stone Barrington. Most enjoyable!

Just ok

Too much Dover sole! I don’t get it. But could’ve been a lot more interesting with less aviation information.

Boring

What did you like best about Hot Pursuit? What did you like least?

Too much avionics. Have read all the Barrington books and this is the most boring.

A Good One

I love most Stone Barrington stories anyway. It amazes me how Stuart Woods finds new fun stories while advancing the lives of these wonderful main characters.

Three stooges

I believe in this book Dino and Stone acted like two of the three stooges.