Recommended by a workmate! This was like a cross between 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children' by Ransom Riggs, and 'Rivers of London' by Ben Aaronovitch, with a bit of a dash of 'The Dresden Files' by Jim Butcher. I really liked that this book had two angles, both of which enthralled me, but together made the story fantastic! The amnesia angle worked for me, giving O'Malley a good in to explain things to me in a way that held my interest, and added a layer to what would have been a fantastic story anyway! Loved the premise, loved the story, and the sequel is also pretty good!

Hope you enjoy this birthday gift!

Received from the awesome Discoverylover in a top birthday parcel. Thank you very much!

So I finished reading this book this morning as I woke up early. I enjoyed the ideas and the characters, but I'm not sure if it needed to be quite as long as it is! Some bits made me laugh and I liked the interplay and jokes between the characters. Good for a first novel so I probably will give the sequel a go. Thanks again for sending me this one. :-)

Set free at the Old Gang meet up with visiting BCer Qued. Happy reading!

Picked up at meetup - thank you

Released to obcz

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Retrieved from obcz

Bringing to the Old Gang Meetup for Teachie's visit.

Although this book is registered at www.bookcrossing.com, you don't have to be a member. It's perfectly OK to just take the book and enjoy it. Of course, if you can visit the website and let us know that you've picked it up, that would be even better - you don't even have to join, you can add your comments anonymously - you can also post your review when you've read it, then return it or pass it on to someone else.

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I was persuaded that this really will be my cup of tea, so back on Mount TBR it goes :-)