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All The Things You Have To Burn (Grey Corp)

par Kit Abbey

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It's not that William didn't know Grey Corp were the bad guys when he took a job there, it's just that when there's a lifetime of law abiding monotony staring you in the face, being a bad guy doesn't seem all, well, bad.And William is hardly a stranger to doing whatever needs to be done to get by. Only difference now is that, thanks to being trained in Grey Corp's exclusive magic, he's better at it than he ever was. Way better. Turns out William has a real knack for magic and an even realer knack for tuning out his conscience. He's Grey Corp's rising star, and he loves it.Ok, sure, his mentor is way too sarcastic and she really hates him. And the Lovecraftian monster chained up in the entrance room is a little unsettling. And William would probably he happier if grey Corp's resident psychopath, Caspien Jones, would stop trying to kill and/or maim him. No one's saying that being an employee at Grey Corp is all roses, but William could've make a real life for himself there.If only his conscience hadn't picked the absolute worst moment to make a comeback. If only he hadn't stolen something the Grey Corp bosses really, really wanted. If only the one person willing to help him go on the run wasn't Caspien Jones, with his wolfish grin and way more knives than any one man should reasonably own.William's got the interesting life he wanted, now he just has to hope it won't also be a short one.… (plus d'informations)
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This book was at times a difficult read to stay focused on (including some minor grammar errors in the ebook), but was overall an interesting concept. The author's idea of Illuding, manipulating the perception of things, is a different and sometimes confusing version of magic. The main character William is sometimes tough to connect to, and he seems to have a slightly broken filter leading to some blunt answers. He does have the sense to keep his full ability level from his evil bosses, and he does suffer from the internal conflict of survival versus morals.

The action picks up about halfway through the book, and the end is insane and unfortunately rather cliffhanger-y. While I understand that the author intends to write at least one more book, I dislike when there is no real resolution to any storyline. Each book should have a plot it resolves, even if there is a longer over-arching plot that will take more than one book to get through. Instead, we find ourselves mid-climax, with no real ending at all. ( )
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It's not that William didn't know Grey Corp were the bad guys when he took a job there, it's just that when there's a lifetime of law abiding monotony staring you in the face, being a bad guy doesn't seem all, well, bad.And William is hardly a stranger to doing whatever needs to be done to get by. Only difference now is that, thanks to being trained in Grey Corp's exclusive magic, he's better at it than he ever was. Way better. Turns out William has a real knack for magic and an even realer knack for tuning out his conscience. He's Grey Corp's rising star, and he loves it.Ok, sure, his mentor is way too sarcastic and she really hates him. And the Lovecraftian monster chained up in the entrance room is a little unsettling. And William would probably he happier if grey Corp's resident psychopath, Caspien Jones, would stop trying to kill and/or maim him. No one's saying that being an employee at Grey Corp is all roses, but William could've make a real life for himself there.If only his conscience hadn't picked the absolute worst moment to make a comeback. If only he hadn't stolen something the Grey Corp bosses really, really wanted. If only the one person willing to help him go on the run wasn't Caspien Jones, with his wolfish grin and way more knives than any one man should reasonably own.William's got the interesting life he wanted, now he just has to hope it won't also be a short one.

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