Spur in die Vergangenheit (Geschichten aus der Nightside, #5)
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9783867620451
Publish date: 2008
Publisher: Feder & Schwert
Pages no: 282
Edition language: Deutsch
Series: Nightside (#5)
My Thoughts The first instance ever that I have read the words jet-black describing the MC's mom's hair. The thing with jet-black is that while I have heard it used quite often in my family, I haven't heard it or read it anywhere else. We use it to describe a shade of black darker than black and s...
Hmmmmm. The book was ok...I suppose. I didn't enjoy it as much as the first four books in the series. John Taylor is getting really annoying. And everything is too slick and works out too conveniently.
This is not a good standalone. Many of the other books in the series are good standalones but this is a serious bridge book, it's a book that fills in some of the background and the way things will have to go for John Taylor. He has to go into the past to meet with his mother, Lilith, to find ways...
I think I really hate this series. Onto number six... ~sigh~
So, a lot of times these Nightside books are annoying to me because they're so over the top. This one could have fallen into that trap as there a couple of really ridiculous little vignettes that didn't need to be there, BUT...it was TIME TRAVEL people...and some real ass-whooping....and we see how...
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