Barely Legal

De: Stuart Woods, Parnell Hall

Narrado por: Tony Roberts

In the newest nonstop adventure from New York Times best-selling author Stuart Woods, the protégé will become the hero: Now is the time of Herbie Fisher.

Under the tutelage of Stone Barrington, Herbie Fisher has transformed from a bumbling sad sack into a capable man about town and the youngest partner at the white-shoe law firm Woodman & Weld. Now all of his training will be put to the test as he finds himself embroiled in his most daring adventure to date.

©2017 Stuart Woods (P)2017 Penguin Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Woods and Hall have crafted a fast-moving tale with a light touch....Crime fiction doesn’t get much more entertaining than this.” (Booklist, starred review)

“Herbie manages to stumble his way to the exciting, satisfying climax. The courtroom scenes are convincing, and a host of inept crooks will resonate with fans of Donald Westlake’s caper novels.” (Publishers Weekly)

VERY good

VERY good. More believable action than the previous ones with all the bombs, etc.

Very entertaining!

Finally Herbbie Fisher gets his own book. H
aving followed his character development through many of Stone Barringtons books, it was fun to hear a very well developed story with all the twists and turns ending in a very satisfying ending.

Stone Barrington does it again!

Loved it. Easy Listening. Great Plot and Twists! Thank you for wonderful books to listen to.

Great

Wonderful story! It would make a great movie!
Good plot with subtle humor! Most enjoyable!

Couldn't finish it. EDIT! FINISHED IT!

Sorry, I love Stuart Woods cast of characters and no one can bring Stone Barrington and crew to life better than Tony Roberts but Herbie as the main character, just didn't work for me. Woods and Hall did great with their previous collaboration with Teddy Fey but this one just didn't do it for me at all. Maybe if my mood is in a different place, I might get back to it, maybe not.
EDIT
It was ok, it still isn't his best.

Barely Legal Is a Lot of Fun

One of my favorite Stuart Woods books. Whereas the Stone Barrington character is a super human being with young women falling over him and an endless supply of money, Herbie Fisher is human, fallible, and funny. The scrapes Herbie gets himself into are logical as they strain credulity. In other words fun, escapism fiction. Give me more Herbie but keep Stone and Dino as his secondary characters.

Not up to Stuart Woods standards

I enjoy Stuart Woods books because of 2 things. I like his style of writing and I enjoy the characters. His books are easy reading and not crazy confusing plots. His books are enjoyable reads. I don't really know what happened, but this book is convoluted, confusing, and unlike any other Stuart Woods book I have read. Perhaps it is the vision of the guy who co-wrote the book with him...Whatever it is I didn't like it. Stuart Woods fans should listen and see if they feel as I do.

Absolutely Wonderful

Loved It! Herb Fisher was Amazing. Tony Robert's best narrating. Stuart Woods Best Arthur

love 2 read

it started out slow and dragging, but picked up in the end. I enjoyed the part where the main character doesn't get the girl. that was a nice twist.

wow

always like sturart woods...it's a good listen and entertaining...I have enjoyed the stone barrington series for several years