Stuart Woods' Golden Hour by Brett BattlesMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
While enjoyable for the action and the spy plot this book did have some holes in the plot line. Specifically there are characters who are injured but we never hear their ultimate outcome The ending feels like it was a bit abrupt like it was a case of well we identified the guilty party and their caught so now we will end without actually wrapping g thi s up.
The interesting parts of the book were the different European cities as well as a more in depth look at the Hollywood lifestyle. It isn’t all fun and glamour. There’s a brief crossover when Stone Barrington makes an appearance and plays a few crucial roles on the plot line. All in all a good enjoyable way to lose oneself in a spy thriller for an afternoon
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