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This actually had a plot twist - that was probably pretty obvious because I guessed it and I suck at guessing plot twists - and I found myself invested in the characters. Not a favorite, but I dug this a lot more than the previous Darkness story.
This volume continues from the last one and involves Redmond saving his son from Lola by carrying out the Venice heist. There is, of course, a lot more to it than that as he manipulates the FBI, his colleagues and the Mafia. A good yarn well-told with fewer flashbacks thankfully, left on a cliffha...
In this volume we learn about Redmond, a master thief, who decides to retire but many factors are working him to prevent him doing so: his son, his ex-wife, the FBI in its own way, other thieves. The story works well as double-crosses and clever ploys work themselves out with twists and turns. Lot...
Mostly about how a life of thievery fucks up his life. He loses his wife, he teaches his son how to be a thief, and it ends up with his son getting in way more trouble than it got Conrad Paulson - aka Redmond - in. This is all about wanting to live a better life, and how your past can catch u...
I actually really, really enjoyed this. I get that there really isn't anything that original here, but it's put together in a really fun way. The characters pop, the dialog can be snappy while being something that actual people would actual say, and the heists are really fun to read. And I can't say...
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