Open Loop, Triple Loop

by Wil Hazzard

Mark Hendel and Adrienne Henderson are inexplicably inducted into a tangle of mystery and turmoil, battling for their very lives and sanity. After much travail, they discover their plight resulted when the scheme of a band of perpetrators faltered, leaving a data loop open at a critical point of transfer of pirated defense system data. To close the loop, the All-USA credit cards belonging to Mark and Adrienne must be recovered. A mysterious platinum blonde emerges to foil several attempts at recovery and launches a veritable war against the gang members. Her private vendetta is an enigma to all, villains and heroes alike. Nobody knows who she is. Action cascades across the country from San Francisco, to Baltimore, to Rhode Island as the reader becomes entwined in what the characters will hazard to discover the reasons for their involvement in the travesties of Open Loop, Triple Loop by Wil Hazzard.

373 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2000

Reviews

[Neil Stonewall Herrmann · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is truly a terrible, terrible novel published, of course, through a vanity-press. It wants to be some sort of spy-thriller or something, but in the author's piss-poor execution, it becomes nothing but the polar-opposite of a page-turner. You'll probably throw your copy into the fireplace before finishing it, or, if you are driving, perhaps out the car window.