Review: Razorblade Tears by S.A. Cosby
Well-written, with good characters, a good overall message (though a bit on the nose), and some fun (albeit sometimes over-the-top) action.
Well-written, with good characters, a good overall message (though a bit on the nose), and some fun (albeit sometimes over-the-top) action.
The series keeps getting better! Amazing for me to be enjoying it this much at book 14.
The good An interesting look at the V2 rocket, how it was developed, how it was used, and the impact it had during and after the war. A few fun...
One of those sci-fi books that is absolutely stuffed with huge, fascinating, eye-opening ideas… But is completely lacking in terms of developing characters. So th...
The good Most of the characters I enjoyed from the previous books are back. There’s a new, dark, twisted primary villain. Plus a few interestin...
The good Kenzie and Gennaro are back. More interesting private detective work. The Boston setting is back, which is Lehane’s specialt...
I’ve always found this to be an entertaining and light-hearted series, but starting around book 10, it has really picked up, and this latest entry was great. The ...
Same as the previous books: wonderful world-building, childish writing.
I feel like Lee Child hadn’t really hit his stride yet in the first two Jack Reacher books. The plots are a little winding, Jack Reacher isn’t as badass as he is ...
The good Kenzie and Gennaro are fun characters. Their roles as private detectives work well for this story. Interesting setting (Boston) and th...