Unintended Consequences

[NukemJim]

My impression ( as always could be wrong ) is that it was Janet Reno Ex Attorney General.

NukemJim

 

[Robocop]

I read it. No other opinion.

 

[MikePGS]

It needed another pass through the editor's hands to trim the fat.

I definitely agree with this statement. I finally finished it (some weeks ago) and while I enjoyed it there is a great deal of stuff in the book that doesn't especially add to the story. I think the book would've moved a great deal quicker if they just trimmed out a good deal of Henry as a young kid (yeah i get it, he likes firearms ).

 

[PressCheck]

My impression ( as always could be wrong ) is that it was Janet Reno Ex Attorney General.

Of course it was.

 

[Kim]

One of the best things about the book was the cover. I would like a large poster or print of it framed to hand in my home. I may get my sister to paint me one. I loved the whole book and can hardly wait for the next. But I love to read and I loved the fact the book was a long read. I could not read it fast enough. Even my brother in law who does not usually reads books read the whole thing and loved it. I bought 3 more and gave them as gifts.

 

[Kim]

Pay no attention to typos.

 

[larry_minn]

To me the comment. "I take FULL responsibility" made it Janet Reno. (that and the ugly looks)

 

[alan]

Kim:
Re your "can't wait for the next one", unless you look good in blue, don't hold your breath. From everything I seen, read or heard, I do not expect to see the "next" book any time soon, sad to note, for I think it could prove "interesting" to say the very least.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Burned it when the author supported S&W just after their sellout of gun owners. Makes a nice campfire starter!

 

[Angio333]

I own UC, but I ahve only read parts of it. It is a very good book so far.

Matthew Bracken's first book, "Enemies Foreign and Domestic" was one of the best fiction books I have read. The sequel is also very good. I can't wait for the third book to come out later this month.

 

[Oleg Volk]

The 6th edition of EFAD is much refined relative to the original. I wasn't as impressed with book two, but three (of which I read about 80% so far) is amazingly good. Much better than either of the first two.

 

[SomeDude]

I took my CCW class from John
Ross. Interesting guy. Smart but not a big conversationalist. I bought his book and he let me shoot his machine gun. Worked out good for me both ways.

 

[Hoplophile]

From the bits and parts I've read, it's as distasteful as The Turner Diaries and I can't imagine John Ross' ATF inspections (he is an FFL, right?) aren't a bit awkward.

Not my cup of tea.

 

[Matt Dillon]

I liked it, but all of the kinky stuff could have been left out.

 

[SomeDude]

He did have some awkward run ins with agents. In fact his attorney sent them a letter suggesting that they cease their activites against him. http://www.john-ross.nethas more info.

 

[OrangeJoe]

Hoplophile

From the bits and parts I've read, it's as distasteful as The Turner Diaries and I can't imagine John Ross' ATF inspections (he is an FFL, right?) aren't a bit awkward.

Not my cup of tea.

It's FICTIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!

 

[rjheff]

I bought it back in the Dark Ages of Assault Weapons bans, Waco and Ruby Ridge. Read it in a few days cover to cover. I've spent time doing worse.

 

[Domineaux]

Read it in 3 days and can't wait for the sequel, which I really hope comes out soon as I have seen 2004 and 2006 listed as targets for release!

While plenty could have been trimmed, I didn't notice a single paragraph I thought should be removed and frankly would have loved another 600 pages.

ps. Thanks for the signed copy John!

 

[alan]

For those readers, several, who await the sequel to Unintended Consequences, I too looked forward thereto, unless you look good in blue, don't hold your breath waiting, as it appears to me, and I could certainly be wrong, that Unintended Consequences 2, for whatever reason, isn't going to happen. Pity that, but that's how it looks to me.