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A review by bibliovino
The Dark Missions of Edgar Brim by Shane Peacock
3.0
Started out very strong with interesting characters and intriguing plot. Unfortunately became very convoluted toward the climax, trying to answer too many questions at once.
The phenomenon of being sucked into stories was a great device, but the presence of the “hag” of sleep paralysis was not explored with near enough clarity. I suppose there’s possibly more about her presence further in the series.
Edgar Brim was sympathetic and nuanced and Tiger Tilley was a true highlight. I don’t think I’ll continue the series because I’ve got a gothic monster back log ahead of me right now.
The phenomenon of being sucked into stories was a great device, but the presence of the “hag” of sleep paralysis was not explored with near enough clarity. I suppose there’s possibly more about her presence further in the series.
Edgar Brim was sympathetic and nuanced and Tiger Tilley was a true highlight. I don’t think I’ll continue the series because I’ve got a gothic monster back log ahead of me right now.