Saturday, August 11, 2012
Book Excerpt for the Day
They were looking a mite apprehensive. I could tell - the twitchy feet alone gave them away. Not to mention the sidelong glances at the door, oh, maybe eight times a second, like they were sizing up the escape route. Fat lot of good it'd do them! Well, McDoul could have probably outrun Greyboar, he could scurry faster than any hunchback I ever saw. And Erlic might have had a chance on the flat, if he could avoid tripping over his potbelly. But Geronimo Jerry couldn't have escaped a pack of wild turtles. The man was built like a two-legged pumpkin.
(from The Philosophical Strangler, by Eric Flint)
5½*/10. The complete review is here.
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