Not my favourite Tom Holt book, but a reasonably enjoyable escapist read nonetheless. Don't want to spoil it for other readers, but I found the ending a bit flat. I do enjoy his zany world of magic and mayhem, but this one didn't quite hang together as well as others. Saying all that, if you want to escape to another world, anything I've read in this series so far is worth a go - just be ready for some full on weirdness! A different take on the whole JWW series. this time from their retail sales arm of the business and without all the mad partners.It felt a lot more like the original books where a good idea was twisted around and the story benifited by not being hampered by having a whole new universe described because the rich form of the JWW world fitted with the usual demons and fey present.I wanted something quick and easy to read and this fitted the bill quite well.
I don't have any echo from this book. I don't understand what is he talking about. :S
—Kaylie
This is a decent book, it just that it is not Tom Holt at the top of his form.
—eidas2
When you want to either chuckle or sometimes laugh out loud
—vbchic95
Twist upon twist but dealt with most satisfactorily....
—Aure
False
—sadies
