Larry Ludlow
I don't read about the books prior to reading them, in this case I wish I had. I don't like spiders, granted now I may look at them differently. Book was great, the end was meh
Was an accidental read, grabbed this looking for the fat vampire series. Was confused when I started it since the premise seemed very close.
Regardless, I finished and it wasn't terrible
The blend of historical accuracy / inaccuracy and fantasy elements showcases Sanderson's masterful world-building. The humorous five-star rating system and the book's whimsical illustrations add a lighthearted touch. Secondary characters are well-developed, and the plot is full of unexpected twists.
It is a fast-paced, engaging tale that demonstrates Sanderson's versatility as a writer. It's a must-read for fans of epic fantasy, time-travel, and thrilling adventure. Five out of five stars.
Book ended up making me angry, I should have just put it down when I was give the chance.
Compared to previous books it was a lacking... Having listened the the audio book made the endless notifications and stats easier to bear than if I'd read it. Bonus star for an entire chapter devoted to the poopy
Andy Weir has concocted a wickedly clever tale in “James Moriarty Consulting Criminal.” This book is what happens when you cross a mastermind villain with a penchant for consulting and a rap sheet longer than my TBR list.
Our titular character, James Moriarty, is a devilishly charming gentleman, always a step ahead of everyone else. Weir captures the essence of what makes Moriarty so enticing and wraps it up in a cunning narrative that leaves you begging for more. The only crime this book commits is being too short – I found myself wanting to delve deeper into the twisted mind of this enigmatic anti-hero.
If you're looking for a quick and wickedly fun read, “James Moriarty Consulting Criminal” is the guilty pleasure you've been waiting for. Just be prepared to want more, for Moriarty's dark charm is as inescapable as his diabolical schemes.
