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Title	:	The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge (Stainless Steel Rat #5)
Author	:	Harry Harrison
Book Format	:	Audio CD
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 147 pages
Published	:	October 12th 2010 by Brilliance Audio (first published 1970)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction. Humor

The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge (Stainless Steel Rat #5) Audio CD | Pages: 147 pages

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DiGriz and Angelina are happily married and expecting the birth of their sons. The planet Cliaand is waging interstellar war, and against the odds, its Grey Men are invading and taking over planet after planet. The Rat is sent to Cliaand to start a one-man guerrilla campaign to put a stop to the plans of the planet's leader, Kraj. He is aided by the Amazons, a force of liberated freedom fighters, and eventually by his wife who arrives to help him win the war and keep him out of the arms of the Amazons.

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Original Title:	The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge
ISBN:	144188114X (ISBN13: 9781441881144)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Stainless Steel Rat #5, Stainless Steel Rat (Publication Order) #2
Characters:	James Bolivar diGriz, Angelina

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James Bolivar DiGriz (aka the Stainless Steel Rat) is my newest literary comfort food. After reading this, I even created a comfort food bookshelf because I found it such a mood-enhancing piece of toe-tapping terrific. Granted, there are a lot of morally casual rogue types surfing the SF space ways, but Harry Harrison has made Slippery Jim something very warm and cuddly. He is a cup of hot chocolate and a pair of UGG slippers wrapped in a soft blanket in front of a fire on a chilly evening. He

Woof. I read a bunch of these books in 7th grade, so picked this one up at the library book sale hoping to recapture the madcap fun I remembered.But I'm not the same person I was in the 7th grade (Thankfully!) and the character who seemed like a lovable rogue in 1980 now just seems like an asshole. Didn't finish.

This is a good, old fashioned, page turner.Sharp, swift, and straight to the point. The action barely lets up, and if there isn't a gag in every paragraph that's because there's probably two. Long descriptive passages? Forget it. Social commentary? Just a sprinkling. Ethical conundrums? Insufficient time.This is not a great book. It doesn't pretend to be, nor wish to be. It's a good book. A ripping yarn with a plenty of laughs. Pulp fiction - read it on a train or a plane, on a beach, or in

Having been a while since Id enjoyed the exploits of criminal turned intergalactic secret agent James Bolivar Slippery Jim DiGriz, I picked up the second book in the series and wasnt disappointed for doing so. Newly married, our intrepid hero is assigned the unenviable task of infiltrating a deeply militaristic society, which seems bent upon establishing a galactic empire. In true DiGriz fashion, its a fly by the seat of your pants operation that takes him deep into the workings of the invasion

I liked the premise (invading a planet from another planet is impossible - but these guys are doing it - go figure out how). The infiltration and action were just as clever and fun as in the first book. The information gained late in the book seems to hint at a recurring villain. The only thing that lets this down is the solution to the original problem - it turns out they are successful invading planets because... they convert all the resources to invading the next planet? Not terribly

The first book in the STAINLESS STEEL series was THE discovery of the year for me. (Undeniably, I am a few decades behind here.) The second now was enjoyable and had me looking forward to continuing but I can't say I enjoyed it as much. Whereas the first was oozing with an abundance of truly memorable and often twisted characters and situations, this book seemed to have gone through more conventional motions and only truly livened up when Angelina was featured (who unfortunately was left out for

Slippery Jim diGriz returns in the second of Harry Harrison's light-hearted science fiction series The Stainless Steel Rat. Having stopped Angelina's homicidal scheme in the first novel, The Stainless Steel Rat , our hero promptly falls in love with her. Luckily, the technology of the Special Corps means that part of Angelina's punishment is that the homicidal parts of her brain are reprogrammed. Although, still trouble with a capital 'T', she no longer wants to kill people. Which is lucky as