Glen Cook, 'Sweet Silver Blues'
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hawkwing_lbBook 157, Fiction 149:
149. Glen Cook, Sweet Silver Blues: A Garrett, P.I., Novel.
Private investigator in a world that strikes me as remniscent of D&D - my uneducated opinion - is reluctantly convinced to track down the heir to a friend's probably-not-gained-entirely-honestly wealth.
What I liked? Garrett's voice, the interestingly quirked plot, the vampires, the hints of a larger world on the edges of the worldbuilding.
What I didn't like: Can we not has the cardboard wimmenz, pls? Do not want.
That pretty much spoiled the book for me. I might pick up another one, to see if there's any sort of change, but really, despite the good points, it pretty much left a sour taste in my mouth.
149. Glen Cook, Sweet Silver Blues: A Garrett, P.I., Novel.
Private investigator in a world that strikes me as remniscent of D&D - my uneducated opinion - is reluctantly convinced to track down the heir to a friend's probably-not-gained-entirely-honestly wealth.
What I liked? Garrett's voice, the interestingly quirked plot, the vampires, the hints of a larger world on the edges of the worldbuilding.
What I didn't like: Can we not has the cardboard wimmenz, pls? Do not want.
That pretty much spoiled the book for me. I might pick up another one, to see if there's any sort of change, but really, despite the good points, it pretty much left a sour taste in my mouth.
