Although I check the author listed on the title page, I haven't been able to detect much difference in the plots or the writing.
However, certain things tend to distract me from the plot, and this series is always at the bottom of my reading list when the new books arrive each month.
For instance, when the the good guys are attacked by the bad guys, do they kill them as usual as justified and expected? Nope! They keep the leader in restraints and free the survivors.
Shortly after that, Kane rescues a woman, as usual. After killing the bad guy, she lights up and enjoys a cigar. Really?
Both incidents smell of liberal artistic license. They serve no purpose except to reveal the author's personal leanings and are completely out of character in this series time or place.
I do enjoy the story's main characters, and the authors are usually faithful to their character and actions. Filling the stories with lots of filler is bad enough, though bearable. But introducing liberal tendencies that serve no purpose and detract from the story are forcing me to reconsider future reading.
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