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    Paris Match

    Written by Stuart Woods

    Narrated by Tony Roberts

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    Stone Barrington is back and better than ever in the astonishing new thriller from New York Times bestseller Stuart Woods.

    Stone Barrington has returned to Paris to attend to some business concerns, and finds himself embroiled in high-stakes trouble on both sides of the pond. An old enemy is still in hot pursuit, and this time he might have a powerful local resource on his side: a gentleman with his own ax to grind against Stone. And back in the United States, the swirling rumor mill threatens to derail a project of vital importance not just to Stone but to the nation. Though Stone is no stranger to peril, never before has he faced threats from so many directions at once. . . .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Random House Audio
    Release dateOct 7, 2014
    ISBN9780698179585
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    Paris Match
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    Stuart Woods

    Stuart Woods is the author of more than forty novels, including the New York Times bestselling Stone Barrington and Holly Barker series. An avid sailor and pilot, he lives in New York City, Florida, and Maine.

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    • 4/5
      Stone Barrington has returned to Paris to attend to some business concerns, and finds himself embroiled in high-stakes trouble on both sides of the pond. An old enemy is still in hot pursuit, and this time he might have a powerful local resource on his side: a gentleman with his own ax to grind against Stone. And back in the United States, the swirling rumor mill threatens to derail a project of vital importance not just to Stone but to the nation. Though Stone is no stranger to peril, never before has he faced threats from so many directions at once. . . .
    • 1/5
      Stuart Woods has evolved from writing enjoyable, action oriented fiction to empty short stories which are borderline trash.
    • 4/5
      Book #31...Stone Barrington is threatened, gets laid, solves a mystery, gets laid. Dino and Viv play small roles and Lance, as DIRCIA, involves himself. I can't imagine that the Director of the CIA would have the time to get involved in the inner workings of a single case? It's a fun read and we readers don't put too much stock in the truth when reading these novels.
    • 3/5
      In this rather flat novel, Stone Barrington travels to Paris to attend the opening of a new motel that he has help fund. While he is in Paris he becomes involved in many affairs, both with women, and enemies that want to take him down and force him to sell his share in the new luxury hotel he is a part of. The story did have some interesting parts but it was so unrealistic that it made it hard to read. This would not be a book that I would recommend for school libraries because of its graphic sex scenes and lack of any theme. Some boys might be interested in the story simply because of the sex. There is very little theme to be found in this novel. One could say that you better be careful who you sleep with or it could lead to danger.
    • 3/5
      Living the high life and helping the CIA/INTERPOL in Paris while bedding every woman in site--typical Stone Barrington novel. Male slut, James Bond.
    • 4/5
      63 of 75 for 2015. I'm a sucker for anything relating to Paris, and when I saw this at B&N, I grabbed it knowing that I was going to be sitting in doctor's waiting rooms most of the day. I'm not sure how I have missed Stuart Woods so far. This is his fifty-seventh novel since he started writing back in 1981. Apparently it's the 31st novel with this central character. Well paced, with plenty of twists, turns and all the local color you could want in a thriller, the book is a good read and I know I'll be looking for more about Stone Barrington. (Apparently I have a lot to choose from).
    • 5/5
      I think this has been one of my favorite installments of this series. This had a lot more action than the last few have had. I really look forward to the next one.
    • 4/5
      Synopsis: Stone is in Paris for the grand opening of one of his hotels. A Russian group has been trying to buy into the chain, but Stone has refused. He has also received death threats. Fortunately, one of his paramours shot first and asked questions later; however this led to finding a Russian spy in the French police. Holly is back, as are Dino and Viv but in small supporting roles.Review: Another romp with the usual suspects. Stone continues to romance the ladies and Lance keeps turning up at odd moments to alternately save the day or add to the confusion.
    • 1/5

      I don't know why I continue this series. What started off as a fun mystery has fallen off the tracks over the past few years. In this book, Stone Barrington is off to Paris for the grand opening of his new hotel, the L'Arrington. He's being threatened by Yevgeny Majorov, who knows Stone had a hand in his brother Yuri’s death. Now he wants Stone to give him all the shares he owns in the Arrington hotel group. This will lead to some violence and kidnapping in the book. The action takes a back seat to the sex though. Any fan of the series knows Stone sleeps with every attractive woman he sees. He has a chance to meet/sleep with some women in Paris before long time lover, CIA Chief Holly Barker, shows up.

       

      I must be a glutton for punishment because I do plan to continue the series with the help of my library card. I understand from a friend that it starts to get better, but there is still no way I would ever waste my money on any of Stuart Wood's mediocre writing.

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