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writerlibrarian's review
3.0
Interesting and well done for a tie in book. It didn't have enough Ianto for my taste but it was mostly an Owen and Jack book. The plot was solid but this is Torchwood, you usually don't watch or read for the plot. : )
khakipantsofsex's review
4.0
Rereading because Burn Gorman is a glorious human and signed my copy for me and I died a little inside <3
Still one of the best books in the Torchwood series.
Originally read from February 13 to 15, 2014
Damn good story. Good ideas well executed with some pretty good dialogue. Not too gory, but far away from tame. I like that the five Torchwood members all had relatively equally important parts, and that there really was very little squishy and disgusting heart warming moments. They can kill a story faster than Saskia Harden.
Still one of the best books in the Torchwood series.
Originally read from February 13 to 15, 2014
Damn good story. Good ideas well executed with some pretty good dialogue. Not too gory, but far away from tame. I like that the five Torchwood members all had relatively equally important parts, and that there really was very little squishy and disgusting heart warming moments. They can kill a story faster than Saskia Harden.
esperata's review
5.0
I really enjoyed this story. There was plenty of excitement and anxiety. To start with it presented several plot leads - a flu epidemic, a Weevil killer, a serial suicide and a re-animated corpse found in a marsh - which drew all the team into their own investigations. It was only when they all pulled together that they could see the real pattern.
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