I can read Stuart Woods every day. He really keeps the story moving and you never lose interest. Another great read. ( )

Good book Perhaps a bit tidy. SPOILER. For all of you Teddy Fay fans, you will be happy ( )

A Russian mobster Yuri Majorov is out for revenge against Stone and goes after his son Peter and his friends on a cross-country drive to Hollywood. Teddy Fay, a disappeared CIA asset, saves the three kids by killing the two hitmen and burying them in their SUV, drawing the ire of the mobster. Under his assumed identity, Billy Burnett/Barnett, Teddy gets a job at Centurion Studios and continues to protect Peter, and becomes his flying instructor. Things get nasty, but Teddy and Stone take care of business. ( )

When Stone Barrington embarks on a trip to Bel-Air to check in on some business and personal concerns, he expects a relaxing break from the fast pace and mean streets of New York. But trouble never takes a vacation, and it has a way of finding Stone. A case that had seemingly been resolved has returned in full force—with lethal results. And this deadly situation makes for strange bedfellows when Stone finds himself teamed with the least likely ally . . . a gentleman of unique abilities, who can fly below the radar and above the law.

From the high-stakes poker tables of Las Vegas to California’s lush beachside resorts, the trail of disguise, subterfuge, and murder leads to a shocking conclusion. ( )

Synopsis: Stone's son, Dino's son and a friend of the boys graduate from college and head to California to make movies. On the way they realize that they are being followed by someone. Teddy Fey, disguised as a gas station attendant, saves their lives and makes himself indispensable to the group.
Review: This book was lots of fun and tied up soem previous loose ends. I was glad to see Teddy back. ( )