Stuart Woods' Blown Away

Former CIA operative Teddy Fay returns for another thrilling Hollywood adventure in this latest installment in the New York Times bestselling series.

Teddy Fay whisks away to join Peter and Hattie Barrington in Palm Springs. But his hope for a relaxing vacation vanishes when he attends a prominent actor’s annual birthday party, where he witnesses a heated squabble between two women, only for one of them to turn up dead the next day.

Teddy investigates who might be lurking in the shadows and uncovers a web of intrigue involving a sinister plan to take over a cutting-edge energy company. If he doesn’t act fast, valuable secrets risk falling into the wrong hands, but more importantly innocent lives could be in jeopardy.

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One of Readworthy’s Best Action of December

"Simply packed from cover to cover with action packed cliff-hanger suspense, Stuart Woods' Blown Away is a fun and riveting read for the legions of dedicated mystery/suspense fans. This is the stuff of which block-buster movies are made!" —Midwest Book Review

"Teddy is always a joy to read, the character is refreshing and well-written by author Brett Battles. Fans of the series will enjoy this one." —Red Carpet Crash

"Battles maintains full control, pulling everything together without skimping on suspense or amusing banter. Devoted series fans will be happy to hear that Battles remains a fantastic steward of Teddy Fay’s adventures." —Publishers Weekly

Great story

Brett is doing a great job with the Stone Barrington series and all the characters-love how he is keeping it going-thanks

The author does Stuart Woods proud liked the whole story

Very well written; I enjoyed the story a lot. Don’t enjoy having to write 15 words.

Slow to get started

it took forever to get into the story. I listened at least three times as the various characters we introduced. Challenging to get into the story itself. Eventually it became a better listen.

pretty slow

Not crazy about the reader, the story was slow and barely picked up at the end. I love Teddy Fay and Herbie but they were underused. I was actually surprised the book was at the end.

Teddy

A bit slow to start and I almost gave up. However, I stuck with it and made it to the end. I always enjoy a story about Teddy and on occasion re-read the original book when Teddy was introduced. Anyway not a bad Teddy/Stone book. I I would recommend it. Looking forward to the next book.