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kryten4k's review against another edition
4.0
The second Lucius Fogg book builds upon the momentum of the first and doesn't let go. We're allowed a deeper look at the characters this time around, this is no bad thing by any stretch of the imagination, though hopefully Fogg has a few more secrets up his immaculately tailored sleeve.
Like the first the first one, this novel is built out of a previously published story but this one feels less piecemeal. Wickline has that rare ability to flit between comedy and drama at the drop of a hat. With each Fogg story, that line gets thinner and thinner. It's wonderful.
Now, how about that Tiny and Patches spinoff?
Like the first the first one, this novel is built out of a previously published story but this one feels less piecemeal. Wickline has that rare ability to flit between comedy and drama at the drop of a hat. With each Fogg story, that line gets thinner and thinner. It's wonderful.
Now, how about that Tiny and Patches spinoff?
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