Adam SP
Shelley is a sensational novelist, which such a fascinating and enthralling way of writing. I am able to very vividly "see" the world that Shelley has laid out, and I was just as deeply enraptured in Ripper as I was in WAKE.
Lane's involvement in this installment is very muted, but given his situation in life at this time, it would have been obtuse any other way.
The plot, the history, the threads, and the characters, all phenomenal!
Shelley is a sensational novelist, which such a fascinating and enthralling way of writing. I am able to very vividly "see" the world that Shelley has laid out, and I was just as deeply enraptured in Ripper as I was in WAKE.
Lane's involvement in this installment is very muted, but given his situation in life at this time, it would have been obtuse any other way.
The plot, the history, the threads, and the characters, all phenomenal!
Wow. Just wow.
The characters are complex, and very well written. The plot is intense, and progresses at an excellent pace.
The twists will give you whiplash, and make you dizzy at the same time.
Would love to be able to read it in its mother tongue, but Jamie does a phenomenal job with the translation.
Wow. Just wow.
The characters are complex, and very well written. The plot is intense, and progresses at an excellent pace.
The twists will give you whiplash, and make you dizzy at the same time.
Would love to be able to read it in its mother tongue, but Jamie does a phenomenal job with the translation.
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Wow. Kate Ellis has a rather simple, but incredibly vivid writing style; it's incredibly easy to visualise what Kate has described.
The story is engaging, and the characters have good substance. At times it feels a little repetitive and/or the characters are going in circles, and the Nuala sub-plot is enraging.
The "twist" is wild, and the detail is phenomenal.
Overall, fantastic read.
Wow. Kate Ellis has a rather simple, but incredibly vivid writing style; it's incredibly easy to visualise what Kate has described.
The story is engaging, and the characters have good substance. At times it feels a little repetitive and/or the characters are going in circles, and the Nuala sub-plot is enraging.
The "twist" is wild, and the detail is phenomenal.
Overall, fantastic read.
