Mediocre.
This book was a little too much - plotwise. Other than that, thrilling as ever.
I never realised Pratt was describing his own wife’s illness, (very realisticallt), nor that this was to be the last Joe Dillard novel. Nor that he died in 2018 and that the 11th book in the series will be written by his son.
This book was a little too much - plotwise. Other than that, thrilling as ever.
I never realised Pratt was describing his own wife’s illness, (very realisticallt), nor that this was to be the last Joe Dillard novel. Nor that he died in 2018 and that the 11th book in the series will be written by his son.
This book was a little too much - plotwise. Other than that, thrilling as ever.
I never realised Pratt was describing his own wife’s illness, (very realisticallt), nor that this was to be the last Joe Dillard novel. Nor that he died in 2018 and that the 11th book in the series will be written by his son.
This book was a little too much - plotwise. Other than that, thrilling as ever.
I never realised Pratt was describing his own wife’s illness, (very realisticallt), nor that this was to be the last Joe Dillard novel. Nor that he died in 2018 and that the 11th book in the series will be written by his son.
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Though Waters Roar
Mwah. Not as good. Also, goes on too long.
Mwah. Not as good. Also, goes on too long.
Though Waters Roar
Mwah. Not as good. Also, goes on too long.
Mwah. Not as good. Also, goes on too long.