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A review by deanie
The Librarians and the Pot of Gold by Greg Cox
5.0
Actually 4.5 stars
If you're a fan of The Librarians TV series, this book is a must-read. It has the characters down perfectly, and could easily be an episode of the series (if it hadn't been cancelled). In this novel, involving Irish legends, leprechauns, and a mysterious pot of gold, Jenkins gets to show his familiarity with the faerie folk, while Cassandra embraces her previously-unexplored Irish roots. Ezekiel gets to hack and break into places, Jake gets to fight and wax poetic about architecture, and Eve kicks ass while holding it all together. It's the perfect novel for anyone who misses the show. If you aren't familiar with the show (and why aren't you?), you'll likely be very confused, but non-fans aren't the target audience here, and the book is great fanservice.
If you're a fan of The Librarians TV series, this book is a must-read. It has the characters down perfectly, and could easily be an episode of the series (if it hadn't been cancelled). In this novel, involving Irish legends, leprechauns, and a mysterious pot of gold, Jenkins gets to show his familiarity with the faerie folk, while Cassandra embraces her previously-unexplored Irish roots. Ezekiel gets to hack and break into places, Jake gets to fight and wax poetic about architecture, and Eve kicks ass while holding it all together. It's the perfect novel for anyone who misses the show. If you aren't familiar with the show (and why aren't you?), you'll likely be very confused, but non-fans aren't the target audience here, and the book is great fanservice.