A review by krazyklownz
Fatal Enquiry by Will Thomas

3.0

In the last book Thomas complained about how London did not have ambulances, stated historical facts about ambulances, and then talked about how London likely wasn't going to adopt them any time soon. What I need to understand is why he had to ask Forbes what an ambulance was in this book. How does one forget what an ambulance is when you previously had extensive knowledge on the social importance of medical care? How hard did Nightwine hit him? Did he only knock out information about ambulances? What else has Thomas forgotten? Why is this the only thing I remember from these two books?