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djinn_n_juice's review
3.0
The fourth volume in the epic story of giant, evil crabs with impenetrable exoskeletons and mean, beady little eyes, this is definitely canon material. Some of the highlights so far:
Blood spouted from the wrist stump, a scarlet salute to the king of the crabs, rich wine spurting into the wizened, lusting face.
I know, right? How about this:
Panicking, tugging at the sash, slamming it hard. Glass splintered and fell tinkling on both sides of the window, an eerie frightening noise that seemed to say "You can't keep the tidal wave out now, Mollie, because the window's broken.
In other words, the sound of the window breaking seemed to be saying "The window is broken."
But this might be the very finest quote so far:
"Ever since we've been married, our whole life seems to be dominated by these damned crabs!"
Blood spouted from the wrist stump, a scarlet salute to the king of the crabs, rich wine spurting into the wizened, lusting face.
I know, right? How about this:
Panicking, tugging at the sash, slamming it hard. Glass splintered and fell tinkling on both sides of the window, an eerie frightening noise that seemed to say "You can't keep the tidal wave out now, Mollie, because the window's broken.
In other words, the sound of the window breaking seemed to be saying "The window is broken."
But this might be the very finest quote so far:
"Ever since we've been married, our whole life seems to be dominated by these damned crabs!"
blatdriver's review
4.0
This is the fourth book in the series that I have read one after the other, and I though by this stage id be getting sick of them, but I'm not,
I'm still loving the carnage, and they way this book connects with the previous books.
Now on to book 5 Crabs' Moon
I'm still loving the carnage, and they way this book connects with the previous books.
Now on to book 5 Crabs' Moon
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