Another GREAT addition to the Thorn series. Mystery. ( )

For me this was an okay read, nothing more.
I had serious problems gettibg into it, wondering when the story would finally start to become the story this book had to tell.

It was a very far fetched story, the technical part to me seeming quite unbelievable. But... I do not have any knowledge of ships, so I could be totally wrong there.
The book overall was like lose sand, not really showing any coherence. Why woyld anyone at first think Lola was involved? The jumping to conclusions is interesting. Why go after Sampson, when you're in it together?

Due to fading interest from time to time I may have missed some of the clues that make this all logical. Well, I'm done and that's the most important thing right now. ( )

Thorn is at it again in this fifth story of a man who just wants to lead a quiet life in the Keys tying and selling fish hooks. However, his friend Sugarman has hired on to a cruise ship as security and quickly gets in over his head. The liner's owner doesn't want publicity so when his boat is plagued by thefts and then murder Thorn must give up his comfort to save his friend.
As usual, Mr. Hall has written an engaging "buddy novel" filled with true-to-life people. A great addition to this thrilling series. ( )

orphaned man stalks with electrified fingers on cruise ship

if you like Stuart Woods

5.98 ( )