A Safe House

In this adrenaline-charged thriller from #1 New York Times bestselling author Stuart Woods, Stone Barrington takes on a vengeful rival.

Stone Barrington is looking forward to some quiet time in New York City, until he is asked to transport precious, top-secret cargo across the Atlantic. Taking on the challenge, Stone flies off unaware of what—or who—he is bringing with him. 

But his plans to lie low are quickly spoiled when a dangerous dispatcher tracks down Stone and his tantalizing mystery guest, intent on payback—and silencing anyone who poses a threat. From the English countryside to the balmy beaches of Key West, Stone is on an international mission to hide and protect those closest to him.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Stone and friends take countermeasures amid lots of light banter, good food, and great sex.” –Publishers Weekly

Interesting plot

Stone and the usual cast conducted themselves as usual. The new female character was annoying in not wanting to follow instructions about her safety. I enjoyed the book but did not have much sympathy for the lead female.

Very Strange

The book was going along great and then it just abruptly ended. The ending was HORRIBLE!!! What the heck? Very odd!

Disappointing

The storylines are getting less believable with each additional book- struggled to finish. Disappointing!

Story weak

Female character totally annoying and really unbelievable. Seems like it was written just to make money on the book. Not up to standard. I’ve heard the other books but if they’re going to be like this I’m not reading them anymore

Made the main female out to be an idiot.

No one is that stupid!! The author made the main female character, Jenna, in this one out to be a sex starved, shopaholic, heartless, spoiled idiot. She was clueless. The book jumped around a lot, the story did not flow and it ended abruptly. I found this to be a very useless book in the series. There was more talk about sex than there was story. If I wanted that I would of picked up a romance novel. And the story had potential to be good, but it ended up just being corny and unbelievable.