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A review by kaffka_es_k
Torchwood: Border Princes by Dan Abnett
2.0
As I have already read most of the Torchwood books I would rate this as the least good one (it’s probably the worst).
The novel‘s plot does not really develop and it‘s like there are two stories following each other. And it‘s not thrilling like the other Torchwood books, it‘s obvious, miserably told and the characters are not authentic (worse than any fanfiction I ever read: like Jack binge-watching a TV-Series with the team... come on, this would never happen)
The new character and team member James who is just there and not introduced strongly reminded me of Adam...(guess what was the plot-twist...)
Also this novel is told around Gwen and how she out of the blue breaks up with Rhys to be with James. Which makes the story almost unreadable.
The novel‘s plot does not really develop and it‘s like there are two stories following each other. And it‘s not thrilling like the other Torchwood books, it‘s obvious, miserably told and the characters are not authentic (worse than any fanfiction I ever read: like Jack binge-watching a TV-Series with the team... come on, this would never happen)
The new character and team member James who is just there and not introduced strongly reminded me of Adam...(guess what was the plot-twist...)
Also this novel is told around Gwen and how she out of the blue breaks up with Rhys to be with James. Which makes the story almost unreadable.