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Old 02-02-2009, 04:16 PM   #30
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I honestly don't think there's been a single one of his books that I've not thoroughly enjoyed.
Really? While I agree that I loved his earlier books, especially Red Storm Rising (on my 5th or 6th Copy), The last couple of books he wrote, namely The Bear and the Dragon and especially The Teeth of the Tiger Really grated on me and took him off my must buy list.

I agree that the Op center and Net force series is not really anywhere as enjoyable as his solo books.

Having said that I have to admit that I found the first couple of net Force Books interesting, but they later on started to get very repetitive, so I lost interest.
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