Jukka

Such a blatant peaky blinders copy that I initially did not know what to think about it. The audiobook reader was so great, that it made this book a treat.

Main Character Thomas does too much what the plot needs him to do, be or act. I feel that the character development lacks a bit.

Touching, philosophical, humane: all the things that are wonderful.

Well this really is a legend. Characters just bump into eachother as if there would be no other characters in the universe. Characters are boneheaded, refuse to understand anything if it serves the plot.

Nevertheless its very visual, almost like watching an old kurosawa film with its martial arts and overly dramatised characters

This book is all action, little character. Indeed like watching a Kung-fu movie. I'm not a martial arts friend and I usually love slow paced books. It took me some time to adapt to the pace of this book but once i got into it I started to get into it. I believe this was originally written inthe fifties and therefore was perhaps a bit of cliche, especially what comes to the characters, but a quite solid recommendation nontheless. From me

such a fun audiobook read. The stakes are getting higher.
This is a depart from the peaky blinders influence for the most part which is a good thing