Naked Greed

De: Stuart Woods

Narrado por: Tony Roberts

The outstanding new thriller from #1 New York Times-bestselling author Stuart Woods.

Stone Barrington isn’t one to turn away in the face of danger, so when he witnesses a tricky situation underway, he jumps in to lend a hand. He never expected, though, that this favor would lead to a mutually beneficial business deal with a prominent gentleman who requires the ever-discreet services of Woodman & Weld.

But in the ruthless corporate world no good deed goes unpunished, and Stone soon finds himself the target of a ragtag group of criminal toughs who don’t appreciate his interference in their dealings. From the isolated landscape of Maine to the white sand beaches of Key West, the trail of deception, theft, and murder will lead to a perilous confrontation.

Reseñas de la Crítica

Praise for Stuart Woods

“Goes down as smoothly as a glass of Knob Creek.” —Publishers Weekly

“Stone Barrington is back to give fans another fun-filled ride of action and suspense.”—Suspense Magazine

The Stone Barrington Saga Continues

As you listen to this series, the reader envelopes you into Stone's life. The repeat characters become your friends, too. East listening.

Excellent, as usual

This was a decent story, despite recent criticisms of Woods' work. Looking forward to the next one!

Not Woods best

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

There are much better books in the series. This one would be a turn off, if you weren't already a Barrington fan.

Has Naked Greed turned you off from other books in this genre?

No, but disappointed.

Which scene was your favorite?

First meeting between Stone and Pepe

Did Naked Greed inspire you to do anything?

Be more selective. It never really had a pace, kind of dragged all through the book. Should have quit in 1st hour and contacted Audible for a refund.

Any additional comments?

Still a Stone Barrington fan, although this book had too much Dino.

Just Not as Good as Previous Installments

I believe that I recognize and appreciate this series for what it is and what it is not. While not great literature, Woods has developed great core characters, and diverting, if largely implausible, storylines that, for me, have been perfect for audio books. I bet I've listened to at least 20 of the books in this series, and I have been consistently entertained and satisfied. I am in short, a faithful purchaser and listener of the books in this series. But this installment and the immediately preceding installment have, for the first time, been lackluster and disappointing. Here's hoping the author gets back on key in the next instalment.

Loved it

same people I've come to love, excellent plot with twists and turns. Good stuff!