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Jack Mulhern _ack_ulhern — What an interesting book! It's not bad for something written so long ago, either. Most of the time I find that books this old don't hold up, but the worlds, technology, and concepts utilized are well-crafted and sufficiently advanced that it doesn't seem out-of-place in comparison to today's technology. He does an excellent job of dealing with alien cultures and viewpoints as well, allowing for genuine cultural misunderstandings and inabilities to comprehend even the most basic of human motivations.

Luiz Ortega luizngust61e0 — In Memory of Greed is, in a word, fantastic. From the first page to the last, I was riveted by Al Boudreau’s story of corruption and greed, and by the plight of former Navy SEAL, Murhkin Mocado, an unwilling player in a heinous plot for power by men long devoid of humanity. Boudreau’s pacing and ability to paint a vivid picture of the action are extraordinary. When I was done reading this book, I felt as if I had just watching a great mystery/thriller film — and I hope some day that will be a reality. The author’s skill in telling a story and in creating complex characters allowed me to actually “see” the story unfold every bit of the way. There were no wasted words or unnecessary scenes. His descriptions were so good that I could visualize the places in Africa where I have never been. What a pleasure to get lost in such an absorbing, colorful, and well-written read. I look forward to this author’s next work in a big way. A brilliant debut.

Emanuela Manconi emanuelamanconi — This author was charming at a book fair and her book sounded interesting, the locale and the subject matter, but it was so badly written I couldn't get past the first chapter. Things were mis-spelled, facts were wrong if it's supposed to take place in 1985, and there were cliches everywhere. Sorry. If anyone's interested, I'll give it away but otherwise I'm going to put it in the recycling bin.