Nihar
Pros
A quick and easy read, good pacing with a decent story. The writing flows smoothly without much friction.
Cons
Weak characters, Davenport might have been a very likable guy in 1980s but he's not a very appealing hero, he's also pretty weird with women. The three women in the story are bland and uni-dimensional. I felt there were too many red herrings, some angle that's developed only for it to go nowhere by the next chapter.
This is the first book of the series, so I hope the later ones get better.
Pros
A quick and easy read, good pacing with a decent story. The writing flows smoothly without much friction.
Cons
Weak characters, Davenport might have been a very likable guy in 1980s but he's not a very appealing hero, he's also pretty weird with women. The three women in the story are bland and uni-dimensional. I felt there were too many red herrings, some angle that's developed only for it to go nowhere by the next chapter.
This is the first book of the series, so I hope the later ones get better.
