I enjoyed this one better than Rivers of London, the first in the series. It was funnier, faster-paced and generally more interesting. Glad I stuck with the series after the first one.
4.25/5Another great story from Ben Aaronovitch. It's not as intense as the first one, but the humor and the observations are just as wry and brilliant.I think what attracts me to this series is the language; you get unexpected bursts of laughter out of it and pretty much can quote from any page. ...
Very good, a delicious, satisfying read. It moved fast, but not so much that the pace was unsustainable or unlikely. I felt like Peter was exceptionally naive in dealing with Simone; shouldn't he wonder why he had this intense lust/fascination? Shouldn't he be more bothered that her last lover died...
Sequel to Rivers of London and just as good as the first book! I liked the developments with Peter's family. And the characters of Leslie and Nightingale look to be interesting in future books.
I enjoyed this go-round with Peter Grant even better than the first. He is getting a little more comfortable with his magic abilities and their possibilities, but is still pretty naive and irresponsible with his relationships...but none of it is unrealistic.The plot here deals with jazz musicians in...
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