Liss
A bit of a slow start where it spends maybe too long explaining the relationships between the Permanents, focusing on all but one, who never really gets fleshed out at all.
The mystery builds and leaves you guessing the whole way through with twists and turns I never saw coming.
Unfortunately the end is some Deus Ex Machina situation where it swoops in, fixing everything before we move on to the aftermath and an opening for a sequel. It felt rushed and like the buildup through the whole book was pointless.
Probably not an author I'll pick up again, which is disappointing as I liked everything up to that point.
A bit of a slow start where it spends maybe too long explaining the relationships between the Permanents, focusing on all but one, who never really gets fleshed out at all.
The mystery builds and leaves you guessing the whole way through with twists and turns I never saw coming.
Unfortunately the end is some Deus Ex Machina situation where it swoops in, fixing everything before we move on to the aftermath and an opening for a sequel. It felt rushed and like the buildup through the whole book was pointless.
Probably not an author I'll pick up again, which is disappointing as I liked everything up to that point.