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	title:	The Fly on the Wall
	author:	Tony Hillerman
	format:	Mass Market Paperback
	publisher:	HarperPaperbacks
	released:	December 31, 1990
	isbn:	0061000280
	isbn-13:	9780061000287

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Customer Reviews
"A Nice, Quick Read" - Rated One of Hillerman's few stories that doesn't take place on the Navajo Reservation. Here, newspaper reporter John Cotton stumbles onto a story of government corruption that has already led to the death of a friend and fellow reporter. It was kind of difficult to figure out where his investigation was going in the first half of the book. Things did start to make sense in the second half. Also, drama started to go up a bit. More should have been done to flesh out Cotton and other characters. You mainly see him as a reporter, not a human being. It also would have been nice if the city and state where the story took place was named. Still, all in all, it was an okay book. yay - Rated I am glad to be the first person to review this excellent piece of literature. Hillerman is a master.

Customer Reviews

"A Nice, Quick Read" - Rated 3/5
One of Hillerman's few stories that doesn't take place on the Navajo Reservation. Here, newspaper reporter John Cotton stumbles onto a story of government corruption that has already led to the death of a friend and fellow reporter. It was kind of difficult to figure out where his investigation was going in the first half of the book. Things did start to make sense in the second half. Also, drama started to go up a bit. More should have been done to flesh out Cotton and other characters. You mainly see him as a reporter, not a human being. It also would have been nice if the city and state where the story took place was named. Still, all in all, it was an okay book.