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3.55 AVERAGE
3.55 AVERAGE
Definitely the best in the series so far, fast paced with a brilliant plot. Full of twists and some nice concepts, I am already excited to read the next one.
Excellent series that is a recommend to anyone who enjoys a good crime novel.
Excellent series that is a recommend to anyone who enjoys a good crime novel.
A little darker but I would definitely move houses if I was Detective Day!
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Violent
A bit too graphic. More violence than the other two books. I liked the story, but could have been less violent.
A bit too graphic. More violence than the other two books. I liked the story, but could have been less violent.
I loved the first two and a half books in this series. This book felt, shall I say, tired? Predictable? It felt like a chore to get through, unfortunately.
It's not that it's bad, it's that it undoes so much of what made the first two books satisfying.
Get it together, Grecian.
Get it together, Grecian.
Oh, no. This one was too much for me. I just didn't want to read more.
Trying to get around to finishing some book series that I've started. I've been enjoying this series that follows some characters from Scotland Yard's Murder Squad. This one deals with a secret society as well as the accidental release of Jack the Ripper, who we find out had been captured and held in an old catacomb. Gets a little gruesome toward the end, but it's to be expected when dealing with Saucy Jack.
I may have nightmares, but I can't say I regret reading this book. The first one will always be my favorite, but this one was AMAZING. Can't wait to read more!!!
The third book in the Murder Squad series is just as entertaining and intense as the first two, perhaps even more so. The addition of Jack the Ripper - no longer just a haunting, embarrassing memory for the Yarders but a physical character in his own right - makes everything, particularly the violence and suspense, seem bigger, as though on a much grander scale. I nearly overran my lunch break to finish it.