Re: Help in choosing an Indy Novel

Posted by Aragorn from dval0.nque.com on March 27, 1998 at 16:54:20:

In Reply to: Re: Help in choosing an Indy Novel posted by Freak0ut on March 27, 1998 at 09:07:27:

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: : Hi there fellow Indy Fans,
: : I haven't read any of the Indiana Jones spin off novels and would like
: : some advice in choosing one. I live in Galway, Ireland so I have to
: : order rather that walk into a bookstore and pick it off the shelf.
: : I your "expert opinions" what novel would you reccommend. Bare in mind that Raiders is my favourite of the movies closely followed by
: : TLC and I think Temple of Doom is good but dodgy in places.
: : I really don't want a book where Indy faces TOD style villians.

: : Thanking you in advance,

: : Harmonica

: I think that any of the Indy books by Rob MacGregor are great stories. The others are okay, but they aren't a thing like Indy, it's as though they each just created their own characters and called them Indiana Jones. Whatever you do, do NOT bother reading Sky Pirates. Totally unlike anything Indy. I vote Rob MacGregor!

Though I've read them all and enjoyed MOST (forget Martin Caiden's books) I have two favorite Indy novels that I would recommend to you. The first is "Philosopher's Stone", by Max McCoy. "The Dance of the Giants", by Rob MacGregor, is just as good. The best of the series are they, in my opinion. If you want to steer clear of a TOD style novel, then keep away from "The Dinosaur Eggs" by McCoy. I, personally, enjoyed it immensely, but you may not.

Aragorn

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Re: Help in choosing an Indy Novel Ultraman Tiga 16:27:04 3/28/98 (2)
- Re: Help in choosing an Indy Novel Young Mr. 'Don't Call Me Junior!' Jones 21:46:34 3/28/98 (1)
  - Thanks!!! Harmonica 07:58:44 3/30/98 (0)

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: : : Hi there fellow Indy Fans,
: : : I haven't read any of the Indiana Jones spin off novels and would like
: : : some advice in choosing one. I live in Galway, Ireland so I have to 
: : : order rather that walk into a bookstore and pick it off the shelf.
: : : I your "expert opinions" what novel would you reccommend. Bare in mind that Raiders is my favourite of the movies closely followed by
: : : TLC and I think Temple of Doom is good but dodgy in places.
: : : I really don't want a book where Indy faces TOD style villians.

: : : Thanking you in advance,

: : : Harmonica

: : I think that any of the Indy books by Rob MacGregor are great stories. The others are okay, but they aren't a thing like Indy, it's as though they each just created their own characters and called them Indiana Jones. Whatever you do, do NOT bother reading Sky Pirates. Totally unlike anything Indy. I vote Rob MacGregor!

: Though I've read them all and enjoyed MOST (forget Martin Caiden's books) I have two favorite Indy novels that I would recommend to you.  The first is "Philosopher's Stone", by Max McCoy.  "The Dance of the Giants", by Rob MacGregor, is just as good.  The best of the series are they, in my opinion.  If you want to steer clear of a TOD style novel, then keep away from "The Dinosaur Eggs" by McCoy.  I, personally, enjoyed it immensely, but you may not.

: Aragorn

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