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石丸 靖 gracefulyoe290 — Great read. I don't think that you necessarily need to have read the rest of the Otherwold books to jump into this one and be engaged by it and that's the beauty of Robyn being a main character for those who don't know much or anything about the supernatural world in Armstrong's books. Having multiple protagonists works so well, I got a lot of the insider jokes from Hope and Karl but had I known nothing about any of it Finn and Robyn would have given me that outsiders view and learning curve that I needed. I feel like Armstrong is really propelling the whole series somewhere and the last chapter really compounded that for me which left me feeling really exhilarated by the time I closed it. That said, it's still a great stand alone novel in its own right. As always the pace is great, the dialogue is sharp and clean with enough humour to perk the story up in places and enough drama and action to get your heart beating. Obviously I'm a fan haha, so I'm probably gushing, but I really enjoyed this book.

Michael Bird _endoutori — I recently have read the first 24 books of this series chronicling the adventures, misadventures and eating habits of journalist Jim Qwilleran and his finicky felines, one of whom has a nose for murder. I haven't managed to get around to buying the more recent books (they haven't been at any of the flea markets/book sales I've been to), but the first few dozen make for quick, fun reading.