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Title: Attack
Author: Bill Bernico
Narrator: Glenn Hascall
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-29-13
Publisher: Bill Bernico
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Your boss makes you stay late at the office to revise the papers that he needs bright and early the next morning. While you're working, you hear noises and realize burglars have broken into the office. Sooner or later they're bound to find you hiding in the closet. What do you do?
Members Reviews:
good
Read all the multi-packs and shorts packs long ago, since 2012. The author has gotten better with age/practice. I've read almost all of the Cooper stories (1 - 230) and several of Mr. Bernico's short stories and most have not disappointed me. You'll find some poorly written or predictable stories, but for the most part they are fair to good. The Cooper series are better, but there's a few stinkers, too. They're great for a coffee break or a few minutes to relax.
He's done this elsewhere
Burns was about ready to leave the office for the day, but his boss, Theodore Russell , said the papers he'd done weren't good enough: he had to make revisions tonight so they'd be ready first thing in the morning.
Burns really needed to be somewhere else tonight, but if he hurried, he could revise the papers and still get where he wanted to go. Of course, that was before the burglars broke into the building.
What was the "attack" of the title? What papers were so important they had to be revised tonight? What did the burglars have to do with anything? Almost as many questions as pages.
This story was okay. But I just read another Bernico story that was written more or less the same way. When you have the same thing done more than once in stories with so few pages, it is disappointing if not boring. It certainly made this story (which was only okay but nothing special in the first place) less than stellar.
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Title: Attack
Author: Bill Bernico
Narrator: Glenn Hascall
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-29-13
Publisher: Bill Bernico
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Your boss makes you stay late at the office to revise the papers that he needs bright and early the next morning. While you're working, you hear noises and realize burglars have broken into the office. Sooner or later they're bound to find you hiding in the closet. What do you do?
Members Reviews:
good
Read all the multi-packs and shorts packs long ago, since 2012. The author has gotten better with age/practice. I've read almost all of the Cooper stories (1 - 230) and several of Mr. Bernico's short stories and most have not disappointed me. You'll find some poorly written or predictable stories, but for the most part they are fair to good. The Cooper series are better, but there's a few stinkers, too. They're great for a coffee break or a few minutes to relax.
He's done this elsewhere
Burns was about ready to leave the office for the day, but his boss, Theodore Russell , said the papers he'd done weren't good enough: he had to make revisions tonight so they'd be ready first thing in the morning.
Burns really needed to be somewhere else tonight, but if he hurried, he could revise the papers and still get where he wanted to go. Of course, that was before the burglars broke into the building.
What was the "attack" of the title? What papers were so important they had to be revised tonight? What did the burglars have to do with anything? Almost as many questions as pages.
This story was okay. But I just read another Bernico story that was written more or less the same way. When you have the same thing done more than once in stories with so few pages, it is disappointing if not boring. It certainly made this story (which was only okay but nothing special in the first place) less than stellar.