urbaer reviewed Big Apple Takedown (WWE) by Rudy Josephs
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1 star
Picked this up at a discount book place a while ago and finally got to read it. It's dross.
I spent most of the book wondering if there would have been any difference in the story if they were a ragtag group of fresh recruits from spy school instead of wrestlers I mean apart from the risk of being recognised by the general public and having to complete missions within three days, which I would have thought would have been reasons not to get them to work as spies. Really if this book were not released by WWE not much of the story would be different.
By the second last chapter though when John Cena, who is about to drop on to a goon whispers to himself "You can't see me" I had to facepalm.
Worse still when Austin is driving a car with Torrie, Batista and Eddie.... "Can I …
Picked this up at a discount book place a while ago and finally got to read it. It's dross.
I spent most of the book wondering if there would have been any difference in the story if they were a ragtag group of fresh recruits from spy school instead of wrestlers I mean apart from the risk of being recognised by the general public and having to complete missions within three days, which I would have thought would have been reasons not to get them to work as spies. Really if this book were not released by WWE not much of the story would be different.
By the second last chapter though when John Cena, who is about to drop on to a goon whispers to himself "You can't see me" I had to facepalm.
Worse still when Austin is driving a car with Torrie, Batista and Eddie.... "Can I get a Hell Yeah?" he asks his passengers.. who reply by shouting "Hell Yeah!" because I'm sure they totally would in real life.
What's rather odd is that Booker T's picture is on the back of the book and he doesn't appear in the book at all... very strange.
Yeah, nah.