They're not bad...

Posted by graml from nwptn1UBR1-5-hfc-0251-d8d856c7.rdc1.va.coxatwork.com on September 09, 2000 at 14:03:26:

In Reply to: Are the Indy books any good? posted by MK on September 09, 2000 at 12:18:56:

Most of them, at least. I prefered Rob MacGregor's most (you may want to read them in order to keep from spoiling the continuing storyline), and the ones by Max McCoy, while anemic, are a nice diversion on a slow day. I'd steer clear of the Martin Caiden books, though. One gets the impression that his publisher neglected to tell him he was supposed to be writing about Indiana Jones. Its like trying to read a car manual, only without the nicely wrapped-up ending...
-graml

Follow Ups:

• *stifled giggle* Ulla 14:41:46 9/09/2000 (6)
  • $2.50? graml 15:17:38 9/09/2000 (5)
    • As an Oregonian, I'm very offen.....oh...wait...you saved yourself...never mind...(NM) :) Indiana Jimmie 22:28:16 9/09/2000 (1)
      • Yeah! And as a Michiganian (?), I'm also very offended! Aw, forget it... (NM) BD 01:48:03 9/10/2000 (0)
    • I got both the TOD and LC novelisations for £1 :) (NM) Kenneth. 16:10:09 9/09/2000 (2)
      • Oh YEAH?!:-) Ulla 12:59:52 9/10/2000 (1)
        • Oh yeah? Well I got two tickets to the first showing of Temple AND a zagnut bar for sixteen cents and a Yoohoo bottle top! graml 15:30:10 9/10/2000 (0)

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