I need to try and stay awake to write my review, seeing as I spent two nights running staying up late to finish reading this ... zzzzzzzz

I seemed to somehow pick up book five from this series not so long ago and on the whole enjoyed it. Now somehow I have no 7 and still haven't read the beginning of the series! Never mind, the two I've read seem to stand well alone without having read the full series.

I liked the idea that this is based around film production and that some sort of message is left in the films (I dont want to give too much away here). Lots of twists and turns to keep you guessing and keep you turning those pages. My only minor criticism is the way that every chapter try's to finish on a cliffhanger which I find slightly annoying and unnecessary for every chapter when they are only a few pages long.

Left for a traveller to enjoy