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randomlameusername's review
3.0
A fairly solid ending to an excellent trilogy. Its admirable how the author manages to balance such a compelling narrative through the perspective of such - to me - an unlikable character. Danny McCoyne could be any of the prats who live down the streets from me, and though unlikable, he is still a well fleshed out proper english bloke, and I thoroughly tip my hat to David Moody for balancing the extraordinary events of the trilogy through such an average guy.
Unlike the previous two however, I find the narrative a little lacklustre, an unfortunate problem with stories such as this one that needs to cover large overarching events through the current perspective of a man who obviously cant be everywhere at once, so I feel that although a brilliant trilogy, and Them or Us certainly works as a solid wrap up, it still is far from the best of the trilogy.
Unlike the previous two however, I find the narrative a little lacklustre, an unfortunate problem with stories such as this one that needs to cover large overarching events through the current perspective of a man who obviously cant be everywhere at once, so I feel that although a brilliant trilogy, and Them or Us certainly works as a solid wrap up, it still is far from the best of the trilogy.
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