Very disappointed in this latest Stone Barrington book by Woods. Read like a fairy tale about very wealthy people as the characters. Not much substance in plot. If Woods continues writing like this I doubt I will read any more of his books.

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Don't know how this got to be a NYT Bestseller. It was very light on plot and character emotion. I hope the author's twenty previous Stone Barrington novels had more to offer the reader. I recommend this as a good book to read at the beach - quick, engaging and lightweight.

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This book may have a slow start, but the action picks up and does not stop until the last paragraph.

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Son of Stone continues the ongoing saga of Stone Barrington with some unique twists as his life continues to unfold before us. Once again Stuart Woods does not disappoint.

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I'm finding that Stuart Woods's books are becoming very formulized as if he has a ghost writer doing all the work. His earlier books are much more complicated in plot and characters {part. pre-Stone Barrington). I'm now finding that if new books are at a yard or library sale, I might pick it up. His books really are now for a beach read or in-between substance reads.

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