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A review by wannabekingpin
The Adventure of the Neural Psychoses by Lois H. Gresh
3.0
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About the Book: Strange murderous creatures began appearing in the Thames river, seemingly invincible, and posing grave danger to those who attempt… People, tired of all the horrors, turn to a new way of closing their eyes against the terrors in their home city, which is, strangely enough, electric shock therapy. What are those beings, and how can Sherlock get rid of them? And how can people get addicted to electric current?…
My Opinion: The story remains dull. Too many details where less would’ve created an illusion of smart things being done. Stretched out plot with nothing happening. Long tales and backstories of characters that don’t’ develop, and are otherwise very two dimensional, if not less. Even Sherlock, at times, fell flat on the pages. For a lovecraftian horror story, this really lacked substance.
night mode reading ;
skaitom nakties rezimu
About the Book: Strange murderous creatures began appearing in the Thames river, seemingly invincible, and posing grave danger to those who attempt… People, tired of all the horrors, turn to a new way of closing their eyes against the terrors in their home city, which is, strangely enough, electric shock therapy. What are those beings, and how can Sherlock get rid of them? And how can people get addicted to electric current?…
My Opinion: The story remains dull. Too many details where less would’ve created an illusion of smart things being done. Stretched out plot with nothing happening. Long tales and backstories of characters that don’t’ develop, and are otherwise very two dimensional, if not less. Even Sherlock, at times, fell flat on the pages. For a lovecraftian horror story, this really lacked substance.