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A review by jaipal
The Fuller Memorandum by Charles Stross
4.0
This is book 3 of the Laundry Files. Our intrepid agent, Bob Howard is at it again. Something that starts out as a typical easy operation goes wrong. He is put on leave with pay until it's sorted out but as much as he tries to, trouble keeps on finding a way to spoil Bob's life.
This book has it all, spies, Russians, special forces, cultists, and lots and lots of creatures that most sane people don't want to be near to. Did I mention cultists. They are not sane...and can be inept.
This book introduces teacup and how everyone is trying to stop making tea...except for the cultists. Again, they are not sane...or maybe just plainly passive-aggresive.
The story gets a bit predictable but there are many more fun elements to make up for the predictability. Definitely worth reading but perhaps not as a standalone novel.
This book has it all, spies, Russians, special forces, cultists, and lots and lots of creatures that most sane people don't want to be near to. Did I mention cultists. They are not sane...and can be inept.
This book introduces teacup and how everyone is trying to stop making tea...except for the cultists. Again, they are not sane...or maybe just plainly passive-aggresive.
The story gets a bit predictable but there are many more fun elements to make up for the predictability. Definitely worth reading but perhaps not as a standalone novel.