- Paperback
- Publisher: Dell Publishing (September 1984)
- ISBN-10: 0440181070
- ISBN-13: 978-0440181071
- Product Dimensions: 16.8 x 10.7 x 1.5 cm
- Shipping Weight: 91 g
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Not for women., April 5 2000
By Susie B. Kelley - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Stalkers (Traveler, No 3) (Paperback)
This is defiantly a man's book! When mostly, the women's soul purpose is to show that the man is desirable. And the women's soul desire is to have kids, and sex any way they can get either. Sex, violence, drugs addictions, and a very bad mouth. What more is there? You have willing women, who actually are tough. And they let their man go so they can get on with their life, without them to look after. If you have not read the first 1 and 2, don't worry. You can't tell that there were any before this one. This story is about Traveler. A man who suffered nerve gas after the Post-Holocaust in America. He lost his family. Yet gained all six senses in better form. He fights Glory Boys, Survivelists, the Army, and "Black Rider." Let's not leave out his best friend his lover, killer bugs, and 12 foot Mutants with "inch-wide holes . . . scattered about the skull . . . bubbling with pus and froth, or flickering with tiny pink tongues. It's ok for a book that should never have been written. Did I mention that he drives a van?
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