Book Review: ‘Think Fast, Mr. Peters’ by Stuart M. Kaminsky
by Rob Smith, Jr. on Mar.27, 2021, under Books
Think Fast, Mr. Peters by Stuart M. Kaminsky
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
A number of other reviews also recognized this Toby Peters entry as more hilarious than the other hilarious books in the series. I know a lot of writers would write massive content. Heck I’ve been reading the “William Johnstone” series that consists of many hundreds of books. The array of Kaminsky series and quality is astounding. I noted in the Peters series, he drinks Pepsi. In his Lieberman series, the main character drinks Coca-Cola. How he kept track of all this and, again, kept the quality of the stories in very different locations with different characters is really something.
In this Peter Lorre and Peters story a pretty simple murder turns into a search through a crowd of Lorre imitators and the usual very fun trip through the labyrinth of Peters’s pals and family. Kaminsky structures a tight story, steeped in funny scenes and satisfying conclusion. A book I can write that is a joy to read.
Further stars for accomplishing the story in 198 pages in my hard cover copy.
Bottom line: I recommend this book. 10 out of ten points.
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