Just Desserts (Hal Spacejock Book 3)

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• Hal Spacejock 3: Just Desserts by Simon Haynes

Hal Spacejock is essentially just a pickpocket, shoflifting, lie telling, lazy wretch. We can all agree on that. I wanted him to get away with it. Will be reading the next book in this silly series right away. I just can't help myself. This book continues the flow of the previous books, with devious plots, unscrupulous spaceport officials, murderous robots,insidious plots and the intrepid crew. The action is fast, problems numerous, and as always almost all loose ends are tied back up in the end. Any insurance agencies involved might disagree, however.

Not to spoil the plot, but one loose end seemed to me to have been just snipped off rather than tied up. It detracted a little from the ending for me. I have discovered one thing to avoid. Don't read all 3 stories end-to-end or you will get confused between the books. There is just too much going on in each one. Clunk and Hal are at it again, or should I say Hal is and Clunk is cleaning up the mess as usual.

This is just as fun as the first two. This 3rd book is just as good as the first.

I enjoyed the story and plot twists. I have read every Hal Spacejock Book, they are amongst my favorites. You can't go wrong with Hal and Clunk. Simon is a captivating author. Just read the first few pages of book one to get an idea of his humor. Diverting stories with very little use of foul and blasphmous language. Author is good enought to write without the use of those crutches.

Like the story plots and easy to read format. Very highly recommended author. Look forward to additional stories. One person found this helpful. When I am reading these books everyone around just gives me strange looks as I am laughing so much!!!! Rock On Hal and Clunk!!!!! See all 18 reviews. Most recent customer reviews. Published 7 days ago.

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Which is a pity, because a secret agent has just decided Hal's ship will be ideal for her mission. Can Hal find the new parts and return before it's too late, kindle unlimited Hal Spacejock has a problem. Can Hal find the new parts and return before it's too late, or will he lose his ship, his cargo and his livelihood These novels are self-contained, with a beginning, a middle and a proper ending. They're not sequels, they don't end on a cliffhanger, and you could start or end your journey with any book in the series. Some events from earlier books are referenced in later ones, so it makes sense to read them in order, but it's not essential.

A robot named Clunk Hal Spacejock 2: Second Course Hal Spacejock 3: No Free Lunch Hal Spacejock 4. Framed Hal Spacejock 4. Visit Hal Spacejock 5: Baker's Dough Hal Spacejock 6: Safe Art Hal Spacejock 7. Big Bang Hal Spacejock 7. Big Ban Hal Spacejock 8: This review first appeared in the now-defunct webzine, The Specusphere, in Jamnuary Hal and Clunk are back! Did they ever go away?

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Their fans would say not. Again they create inter planetary mayhem and somehow manage to come out unscathed.

Simon Haynes is a master of the close shave, contriving to rescue his unlikely heroes from all manner of danger, including their own stupidity, with nothing worse to show for the adventures than the odd bruise or blazing headache This review first appeared in the now-defunct webzine, The Specusphere, in Jamnuary Simon Haynes is a master of the close shave, contriving to rescue his unlikely heroes from all manner of danger, including their own stupidity, with nothing worse to show for the adventures than the odd bruise or blazing headache.

As usual, it is Hal, the human half of the partnership, who is the stupid one: But with the help of his long-suffering nursemaids, Hal actually manages to live out his dreams, albeit precariously, and that is perhaps half the charm of this series. There is a bit of Hal in all of us. He often embarrasses us, frequently annoys us and repeatedly amuses us. And in the end, he saves the day, convincing us that no matter how limited we seem to be, we might, one day, win out over forces more powerful than we are. In this episode, Hal and Clunk are pitted against a robot enemy who engages hit men to see them off.

In fighting for their lives and their cargo, they find themselves stewarding aboard a shuttle, risking arrest for impersonating army officers, enjoying all the fun of the fair while shying at coconuts and making utter fools of themselves at a formal dinner.

This is the third book in the series and there is a strong possibility of more. This brings one to wonder just how long a writer can get away with the same formula. Mind you, this is a formula that works — and it sells, too. Many a writer would like to dream up such a formula. Yet now Haynes has really hit his stride, one feels that perhaps he could start to take the odd risk; to play with the formula and subvert it — or lift it to greater heights than even Hal might dream of.

The potential is certainly there. But meanwhile, enjoy another fast and furious ride with Haynes's zap-happy, zany rapscallions. Between books, readers can continue to follow Hal and Clunk on their blog: The reason I bought this book was because I could get one more on the sale and it seemed like the most ridiculous one judging by it's cover.

I gotta say though, from the moment I started reading it I didn't want to stop. Since I haven't read that many books to compare this too, I can only compare it to what I have seen on the screen. Eventhough it's better then both it seems like a mix of "Futurama" and "Heavy Metal" making it a lot of fun to read. The beauty of this book is the fact that it never The reason I bought this book was because I could get one more on the sale and it seemed like the most ridiculous one judging by it's cover.

The beauty of this book is the fact that it never gets boring, stuff just keeps happening and keeps the adventure going. This is a great read and heaps of fun. Now I just have to read the first two and all the ones that come after the third. I was a little disappointed with this one, left a few unanswered questions at the end.. Devoured the series in a weekend, and I think it's time for a reread.

J Evans rated it it was amazing Oct 05,