Reviews and Comments

This book goes back into Marty’s past a bit and takes a good long hard look at private prison systems and how terrible they really are.

You wouldn’t think a novel about an accountant could be interesting but you would be very very wrong. Cory spins a fabulous tale grounded in the grittiness of modern day San Francisco and surrounds.

I love how Box weaves the threads all together in the end as the tension keeps on racking up. Weird bit of woo woo in there from Nate though!

If you haven’t started this series yet you are in for a treat. Another great entry in the series.

Characters were one dimensional, plot was linear and lazy in its resolutions.

And I thought the TV show was good. It’s usually the case that the book is better than the tv/movie that derives from it. Much prefer the ending in the book to the TV show, much better way to wrap everything up and more realistic I think.

Nice to see everything wrapped up with a bow. Some good twists but Dexter not as his best for most of the book.

I thought I had worked out the killer early but I was completely wrong. Not sure if it was ironic that Dexter was brought down by a chump or silly though?

Nice to see some peril, some good twists, some lovely foreshadowing.

Dexters family is getting larger by the book! Glad to see he got is passenger issues sorted. Lots of fun bad guys in this one!

Dexter doing his thing, a protagonist that seems hard to catch, danger all round. Always a good read :)

Didn’t remember Dexter going all woo woo from mist first read through years ago. Added an interesting extra dimension and am keen to see where Jeff takes this in the next book.

Deliciously darker then the first one and expanding the cast of characters just a little. Still with that lovely edge of dark humour.

Different than how I remembered, but a recent rewatch of season 1 is probably to blame. Solid writing and excellent plot and characters.

One enormous crazy idea and lots of quirky and interesting characters to keep the story going.