The Traffickers: Badge of Honor Series, Book 9
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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WEB Griffin has done it again, a fast moving book that, as with all of his books, puts over very well the nobility, humour and fraternity of the police. I love the way that the characters and settings have moved to the present (the early books in the series were set in the early 1970s), so that mobile phones, internet, computers can all be used to enhance the police procedures. This book covers only a few days in "The City of Brotherly Love", and is about the discovery and tracking down of a very nasty piece of scum. Once again the hero, Matt Payne, finds a new love interest, but this one doesn't come to an unfortunate - ie fatal - end.. Yet! I am sure there are more books yet to come in this series. If you haven't read his books before, you should, you are missing one of the great supporters of the police and military who writes with such affection and admiration for these guys in uniform.
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having waited ages for this follow on I must admit I found it somewhat disappointing. We get pages of historical biography of bit players whilst some of the main characters from previous books get little if no mention (what happened to Peter Wohl?). The whole book appears to be a mish mash, as though the authors couldn't quite make up their minds where it was supposed to be going. The ending is rushed and disappointing. As though ideas had stalled and it just needed to be finished. It seems to me that many writers, when they have to resort to and rely on other co-authors (Clancy, Patterson, Cussler and now Griffin, to name but a few)should just 'pack it in'.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
After quite a delay in the series, this latest book fails to deliver on the character development. The previous strong lead players are either scantily introduced or disappear completely. It ends too quickly, gathering the loose ends together as if in a hurry to reach a deadline. I consider it to be poor.
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