Avery
Pretty entertaining as usual. Also as usual – a confusing amount of repetition of the same exposition throughout the book? Explaining who Angleton is, what the deal with the violin is, what's K-Syndrome etc.
I guess I can understand wanting to make the books readable out of order (though it's not my favourite), but it seems like these things are repeated a lot even within a single book. Reduces the enjoyment a bit to feel like you want to fast-forward through a section.
Pretty entertaining as usual. Also as usual – a confusing amount of repetition of the same exposition throughout the book? Explaining who Angleton is, what the deal with the violin is, what's K-Syndrome etc.
I guess I can understand wanting to make the books readable out of order (though it's not my favourite), but it seems like these things are repeated a lot even within a single book. Reduces the enjoyment a bit to feel like you want to fast-forward through a section.
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I spent about 4/5 of this book wondering whether I should bother to finish the series, and figured maybe I should take a break and read something else afterwards.
I'm not totally sure what happened next, but I picked up the sequel and started reading it immediately after finishing. I guess it's good??
I spent about 4/5 of this book wondering whether I should bother to finish the series, and figured maybe I should take a break and read something else afterwards.
I'm not totally sure what happened next, but I picked up the sequel and started reading it immediately after finishing. I guess it's good??
