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A review by bianca89279
Into the Fire: An Orphan X Novel by Gregg Hurwitz
4.0
Kudos to Gregg Hurwitz for maintaining such a high standard over five novels.
I wasn't as keen on #4 in the series, as I thought Hurwitz went overboard, but he brought the latest Orphan X offering more into the realm of reality/possibility.
Evan Smoak is still a great leading man, with qualms about his past, and his future.
As it's the case with stand-alone novels in a series, there is some repetition of things I had read in the previous instalments, while I understand why, occasionally, I was getting impatient.
In saying all that, I breezed through this novel, which is no easy feat these days, given my subdued reading mojo.
I wasn't as keen on #4 in the series, as I thought Hurwitz went overboard, but he brought the latest Orphan X offering more into the realm of reality/possibility.
Evan Smoak is still a great leading man, with qualms about his past, and his future.
As it's the case with stand-alone novels in a series, there is some repetition of things I had read in the previous instalments, while I understand why, occasionally, I was getting impatient.
In saying all that, I breezed through this novel, which is no easy feat these days, given my subdued reading mojo.