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Sex on the Moon: The Amazing Story Behind the Most Audacious Heist in History
Starting with the larger than life title, Sex on the Moon proceeds at a very brisk pace as it unfolds with the story of a bright young man named Thad Roberts. As with all of Mezrich’s books this moves at a fast pace and has a fiction-type dialogue. Mezrich does jump around at times which can be confusing at times especially at the ending, which moves to different plots too quickly. That being said, this is an enjoyable book, which will certainly join his other books on the big screen.