Second book in the series and the literary Jimmy is becoming more ensconced in my mind; but I think the Douglas Henshall version from the TV show is a better representation of him.
Again, I thought this was too long, with some meandering tangents that didn't advance the plot or concern recurring characters. And again, why no map of the islands that would include the fictitious places where things were happening?
I found the solution to the deaths pretty implausible. It was an easy read, but needed an editor with a redder pen.
Again, I thought this was too long, with some meandering tangents that didn't advance the plot or concern recurring characters. And again, why no map of the islands that would include the fictitious places where things were happening?
I found the solution to the deaths pretty implausible. It was an easy read, but needed an editor with a redder pen.
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