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angielisle's review
5.0
This has been my favorite of the Hiram Grange Misadventures. The story is more lucid than previous installments, mostly because Hiram's drug use falls by the wayside, becoming background information that occasionally pops up to tempt and lure or guilt Hiram into action. I appreciate having more story-plot introducing havoc instead of drug-induced craziness. I hope this is a continuing trend of character growth for Hiram.
I loved how Lucia used old myths, working together several from different cultures to emphasize their similarities. He also gives us Lovecraftian Fairies, providing a twist on fairy mythology that I haven't seen a million times before. No romanticized fairies to fall in love with in this book - these Fay-Folk are as dangerous as the old myths claim they are!
I loved how Lucia used old myths, working together several from different cultures to emphasize their similarities. He also gives us Lovecraftian Fairies, providing a twist on fairy mythology that I haven't seen a million times before. No romanticized fairies to fall in love with in this book - these Fay-Folk are as dangerous as the old myths claim they are!
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