The King's Blood

These books are ok, not great just ok. I'm finding I like the story of the bankers much more than the supernatural story of the “spider cult”. It has taking such a long time for the story to develop and I guess I'm just not getting into it as much as I'd like to. However, saying that it is interesting that the “big bad” in the story is subtly moving and taking over. I do think that the author is trying to make a point as to what can happen if you don't keep your eyes open to evil in the world. Sometimes it isn't as cut and dry or black and white as we all believe it to be. That evil can be described as truth and if not common sense is applied then terrible things can happen. Specifically, I kind of refer back to what happen in Germany with the rise of Hitler and how the Holocaust was allowed to happen.