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A review by lisalark
The Graveyard Game by Kage Baker
5.0
Oh I loooooved this one. Overlapping mysteries and conspiracies drifting across centuries with lots of history and then some science fiction woven in? Yes, please.
Like this much more than Sky Coyote, the other of the Company books that primarily features Joseph rather than Mendoza. Sky Coyote was funnier, though, this one is darker, the first stirrings of a major storm. Also, oddly, mole men, which are not high on my list of enjoyable villains, but Baker makes it work. Not like homeless people tapping cable lines, like actual mole people who I can accurately describe as mole men since we are only introduced to male ones.
Totally excited for future adventures.
More Company, please!
Like this much more than Sky Coyote, the other of the Company books that primarily features Joseph rather than Mendoza. Sky Coyote was funnier, though, this one is darker, the first stirrings of a major storm. Also, oddly, mole men, which are not high on my list of enjoyable villains, but Baker makes it work. Not like homeless people tapping cable lines, like actual mole people who I can accurately describe as mole men since we are only introduced to male ones.
Totally excited for future adventures.
More Company, please!