Review
3 stars
The fifth book in the Mash series (the third Ghostwritten by Butterworth) is not as good as its predecessors. I now see what the Wikipedia editors claimed that the Butterworth stories are written primarily with a deadline in mind and have no character development or real plot. [return][return]Either way, still pretty funny. The whole "wait we had sex, wait no we didn't" routine was pretty enjoyable. [return][return]The humerou way that "woody" goes from being a clutz in the royal navy to the Duke is interesting, but again the story stops as soon as it gets going because a page limit is reached.
The fifth book in the Mash series (the third Ghostwritten by Butterworth) is not as good as its predecessors. I now see what the Wikipedia editors claimed that the Butterworth stories are written primarily with a deadline in mind and have no character development or real plot. [return][return]Either way, still pretty funny. The whole "wait we had sex, wait no we didn't" routine was pretty enjoyable. [return][return]The humerou way that "woody" goes from being a clutz in the royal navy to the Duke is interesting, but again the story stops as soon as it gets going because a page limit is reached.