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A review by benlundns
Down and Dirty by Leanne C. Harper, Arthur Byron Cover, Edward Bryant, Pat Cadigan, Melinda M. Snodgrass, John J. Miller, George R.R. Martin, Roger Zelazny, Stephen Leigh, Walter Jon Williams
5.0
This was a great return to the series after the disappointment of Aces Abroad. It was really nice to get back to all the characters that made the series great. Brennan, the Turtle, Croyd, and it blended nicely with events that happened in the previous book.
I think the biggest problem with Aces Abroad was that it dealt with such a smaller cast of characters, everyone has their favorites, but Aces Abroad fell flat for me as there were so many people missing, this book was a great return to form and a reunion with the characters that flesh out this alternative world, so glad to be back in New York.
The only problem I have is with Cordelia, does anyone like her, she is so hyper and flighty and she feels superficial, every time on the page I just want to skip to the next chapter.
I think the biggest problem with Aces Abroad was that it dealt with such a smaller cast of characters, everyone has their favorites, but Aces Abroad fell flat for me as there were so many people missing, this book was a great return to form and a reunion with the characters that flesh out this alternative world, so glad to be back in New York.
The only problem I have is with Cordelia, does anyone like her, she is so hyper and flighty and she feels superficial, every time on the page I just want to skip to the next chapter.