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A review by petealdin
Three Stations by Martin Cruz Smith
3.0
It's sad that this series seems to become less coherent as it goes along. Smith is capable of brilliant prose and lovely irony, both of which appear sporadically in this piece.
Arkady is a loveable as ever, but the constantly shifting points of view and the shifts between narrative past present and future were jarring and irritating.
I was glad to have another Renko book to read, but I hope if there's another, that Martin Cruz Smith has an editor brave enough to force him to polish it better.
Arkady is a loveable as ever, but the constantly shifting points of view and the shifts between narrative past present and future were jarring and irritating.
I was glad to have another Renko book to read, but I hope if there's another, that Martin Cruz Smith has an editor brave enough to force him to polish it better.