A review by poultrymunitions
Aliens, Smith and Jones by Blaine D. Arden
annoyances started piling up, and then it was just a matter of time before i grew too irritated to continue.
it's a pity. some good elements here, but i have a vile temper and zero tolerance for books who posit that a hundred year old men-in-black style agency would employ a man dumb enough to suspect that an alien disguised as a bookseller and living peacefully on our planet since the 17th century was the vanguard of a super-crafty invasion.
because, you know, after nearly four hundred years, e.t. has lulled us into a false sense of security.
he's got us right where he wants us.
it's a pity. some good elements here, but i have a vile temper and zero tolerance for books who posit that a hundred year old men-in-black style agency would employ a man dumb enough to suspect that an alien disguised as a bookseller and living peacefully on our planet since the 17th century was the vanguard of a super-crafty invasion.
because, you know, after nearly four hundred years, e.t. has lulled us into a false sense of security.
he's got us right where he wants us.