This one is no different from any of the other Max Collins' "Nathan Heller" books. You get three or four chapters into it and wonder why you're bothering to read it, but you struggle on. Then somewhere in chapter five or six you find it hard to put the book down.
However, there are at least two or three crude sexual interludes in the book which add nothing to the plot. Apparently, they are part of the author's fantasies. Which is why I only gave it four stars.
However, there are at least two or three crude sexual interludes in the book which add nothing to the plot. Apparently, they are part of the author's fantasies. Which is why I only gave it four stars.
