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Behind the Bastards
It was compared to Tom Clancy's 'Net Force' novels, implying that both had questionable quality, especially given that they were partly based around the premise of the main character being divorced and having custody battles.
That's almost as accurate as written a novel for forty years. Let's just be I mean, I feel about that. The net four stories were nearly as accurate as Shatner's Tech War novels, which is quite accurat...
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Episode: Part One: What's New with Alex Jones?
It was compared to Tom Clancy's 'Net Force' novels, implying that both had questionable quality, especially given that they were partly based around the premise of the main character being divorced and having custody battles.
That's almost as accurate as written a novel for forty years. Let's just be I mean, I feel about that. The net four stories were nearly as accurate as Shatner's Tech War novels, which is quite accurate.
If I'm remembering correctly, they're basically like future detective stories, but the primary the center of every book is that this guy is incredibly divorced and keeps having custody.