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ianinthecountry 's review for:
Gone to Sea in a Bucket
by David Black
And then ... click!
I was happily sitting in the sunshine, fully engrossed in the action, and then, came the end. No warning. Instead of the gradual, and often disappointing, let- down in the final chapter, the final chapter was all about the fight and then - Click!. An interesting and effective way to leave you wanting more.
Generally cleverly written and very immersive and believable. Explanations of nautical terms are weaved into the storyline very effectively. “Sangfroid” and a few other similar terms are overused but some interesting new ones were introduced which always piques my interest.
Overall, a winning combination in my view - an Ian Rebus of the sea. I’m looking forward to diving into more.
I was happily sitting in the sunshine, fully engrossed in the action, and then, came the end. No warning. Instead of the gradual, and often disappointing, let- down in the final chapter, the final chapter was all about the fight and then - Click!. An interesting and effective way to leave you wanting more.
Generally cleverly written and very immersive and believable. Explanations of nautical terms are weaved into the storyline very effectively. “Sangfroid” and a few other similar terms are overused but some interesting new ones were introduced which always piques my interest.
Overall, a winning combination in my view - an Ian Rebus of the sea. I’m looking forward to diving into more.