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**HagsPusia** · 10-09-2006, 08:00 AM

i would say most of FFs novels end in cliches.'fourth protocol' was very much thrilling in its theme,though the ending was not at all comparable to the greatness of the theme.i happened to read 'great flying stories' by the same man,it was very much disappointing..Odessa File,Day of Jackal are okay.Another novel worth mentioning is 'Dogs of War',which i would say,is his best.currently reading 'The Negotiator'.

10-09-2006, 08:00 AM	#30
HagsPusia Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 474 Senior Member	i would say most of FFs novels end in cliches.'fourth protocol' was very much thrilling in its theme,though the ending was not at all comparable to the greatness of the theme.i happened to read 'great flying stories' by the same man,it was very much disappointing..Odessa File,Day of Jackal are okay.Another novel worth mentioning is 'Dogs of War',which i would say,is his best.currently reading 'The Negotiator'.
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