
There was a stand-out
scene near the end inside a cage involving a fight against a vampire, but I’m
sorry, a good beginning and this cannot justify 733 pages. It was the first
time I’ve ever been reading and clock watching at the same time. Straight up.
Goddamn clock watching and reading at the same blinkin’ time. How was I to
know, also, that this is only the middle of a trilogy!? Wow and wow again. A
big long fat bloated woooooooooooow. So that’s
why none of it made any sense.
THE WAY WE FIGURE
THINGS OUT HERE, successful people can take some stick. It’s what the tossernet
is for. It’s not cool to kick starving up ‘n’ comers in the teeth, but runaway
moneymakers can kop for it. So:
Boring as. And so
many names. He even ruined a name in my own current book. Crukshank. There you
go. This guy has already banded it around the free world in 40 languages so you
lot may as well hear it from me to boot. He was bound to spoil some, simply by
mentioning so many. And who calls their vampires Virals? Who even writes
vampire novel trilogies? Helllloooooo. Apparently, this was shorter than the
first. Shorter. How can this be shorter than anything but the bible? He even
has his own version of the bible at the beginning! Scary how realistic his made
up world is. To give him credit, they ARE great vampires, but still...get a
grip fella, and sort that author photograph as well mate.
VERDICT: Stick with Deaver
VERDICT: Stick with Deaver
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