Hench

First and foremost, this was an easy and enjoyable read. A welcome change of pace given the last 2 books I read before this.

A lot of the reviews will probably say that this is quite similar to The Boys, and I don’t disagree. I actually picked this up for that very reason. But despite the similarities, it does hit differently. While there is violence here, it is not as gory. There was a lot more focus on getting information and translating that data to something that inconvenience the so-called hero. So, they basically started with petty stuff and then they escalated.

This book was probably the best example of a tell don’t show style of writing. While I didn’t mind it much, there was a part near the end wherein I thought the scene would have been better served if the author showed the characters actually doing the action rather than telling the readers about it.

I rate this as 4 stars because I enjoyed it so much that I pre-ordered the next book when I was half way done with this.

Pet peeve:

The copy I got had print issues. Some pages were off-center so they looked they had weird margins. It was so distracting.

First and foremost, this was an easy and enjoyable read. A welcome change of pace given the last 2 books I read before this.

A lot of the reviews will probably say that this is quite similar to The Boys, and I don’t disagree. I actually picked this up for that very reason. But despite the similarities, it does hit differently. While there is violence here, it is not as gory. There was a lot more focus on getting information and translating that data to something that inconvenience the so-called hero. So, they basically started with petty stuff and then they escalated.

This book was probably the best example of a tell don’t show style of writing. While I didn’t mind it much, there was a part near the end wherein I thought it the scene would have been better served if the author showed the characters actually doing the action rather than telling the readers about it.

I rate this as 4 stars because I enjoyed it so much that I pre-ordered the next book when I was half way done with this.

Pet peeve:

The copy I got had print issues. Some pages were off-center so they looked they had weird margins. It was so distracting.

Rating Description:

1.0 - DNF/Despise

1.5 - Almost DNFed and wish I had

2.0 - Almost DNFed but had redeeming qualities/just boring

2.5 - Alright with lots of notes

3.0 - Alright with notes but I'm not raving about it

3.5 - Technically good but I'm not raving about it

4.0 - Love but with notes

4.5 - Love it so much I want to highlight the book but still with notes

5.0 - Love it so much I want to highlight the book and notes are very positive

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First and foremost, this was an easy and enjoyable read. A welcome change of pace given the last 2 books I read before this.

A lot of the reviews will probably say that this is quite similar to The Boys, and I don’t disagree. I actually picked this up for that very reason. But despite the similarities, it does hit differently. While there is violence here, it is not as gory. There was a lot more focus on getting information and translating that data to something that inconvenience the so-called hero. So, they basically started with petty stuff and then they escalated.

This book was probably the best example of a tell don’t show style of writing. While I didn’t mind it much, there was a part near the end wherein I thought the scene would have been better served if the author showed the characters actually doing the action rather than telling the readers about it.

I rate this as 4 stars because I enjoyed it so much that I pre-ordered the next book when I was half way done with this.

Pet peeve:

The copy I got had print issues. Some pages were off-center so they looked they had weird margins. It was so distracting.

Rating Description:

1.0 - DNF/Despise

1.5 - Almost DNFed and wish I had

2.0 - Almost DNFed but had redeeming qualities/just boring

2.5 - Alright with lots of notes

3.0 - Alright with notes but I'm not raving about it

3.5 - Technically good but I'm not raving about it

4.0 - Love but with notes

4.5 - Love it so much I want to highlight the book but still with notes

5.0 - Love it so much I want to highlight the book and notes are very positive

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First and foremost, this was an easy and enjoyable read. A welcome change of pace given the last 2 books I read before this.

A lot of the reviews will probably say that this is quite similar to The Boys, and I don’t disagree. I actually picked this up for that very reason. But despite the similarities, it does hit differently. While there is violence here, it is not as gory. There was a lot more focus on getting information and translating that data to something that inconvenience the so-called hero. So, they basically started with petty stuff and then they escalated.

This book was probably the best example of a tell don’t show style of writing. While I didn’t mind it much, there was a part near the end wherein I thought the scene would have been better served if the author showed the characters actually doing the action rather than telling the readers about it.

I rate this as 4 stars because I enjoyed it so much that I pre-ordered the next book when I was half way done with this.

Pet peeve:

The copy I got had print issues. Some pages were off-center so they looked like they had weird margins. It was so distracting.