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Chargement... The Brimstone Deception: A SPI Files Novel (édition 2016)par Lisa Shearin (Auteur)
Information sur l'oeuvreThe Brimstone Deception par Lisa Shearin
   Aucun Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre.  wildwily | May 28, 2020 |   How many different ways can you restate the facts? The first two thirds of this book seeks to find out. Every time you meet a character you get a quick restatement of his salient qualities. It gets boring to here Yasha described again, and again, and again. The actual plot is no more than a novella. And the editing. Ugh. Not proof reading. That was largely efficient. But it seems that nobody went through and made sure that sentences appeared in the best order. There was a bit about elevators that just...yes, snarky, humorous. But the final sentence on the matter was not the last one. That's where the editing fell short, repeatedly. This is just not good. (  ) wildwily | May 28, 2020 |  ) Colette_Miranda | Jul 29, 2019 | Another fun adventure for Mac and Ian. New York’s drug dealers are being killed off while a new drug, created with Hell’s Brimstone, is flooding the city. Ian and Mac have to track down the killer and the maker of Brimstone before anyone else dies. Rake is, of course, a suspect. But is he part of the plot, or is he just being set up? I love how Rake gets “real” in this story. We get to see beyond the playboy facade to the person underneath. Again, Johanna Parker does a great job of narrating the story. She is such a good pick for these stories. I can’t wait until the next one. ( ) InvestedIvana | Apr 28, 2016 |  ) pnwbookgirl | Mar 22, 2016 | aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Appartient à la sérieSPI Files (3)
"The agents of Supernatural Protection & Investigation (SPI) know that fighting evil is a full-time job, especially when a new designer drug hits the streets. It's called Brimstone. After the first few hits, you'll see every supernatural beast sharing the sidewalk, train, or office with you. After that, you'll start seeing the really scary stuff. I'm Makenna Fraser, seer for SPI. And the collateral damage caused by Brimstone is something I'd like to unsee: dead drug dealers missing their hearts--and souls. Because your local pusher doesn't stand a chance against the new cartel muscling its way into New York. Plus, since the drug can only be produced with magic and molten brimstone fresh from Hell, a rift to the underworld must be open somewhere in the city."--Back cover. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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How many different ways can you restate the facts? The first two thirds of this book seeks to find out. Every time you meet a character you get a quick restatement of his salient qualities. It gets boring to here Yasha described again, and again, and again. The actual plot is no more than a novella.
And the editing. Ugh.
Not proof reading. That was largely efficient. But it seems that nobody went through and made sure that sentences appeared in the best order. There was a bit about elevators that just...yes, snarky, humorous. But the final sentence on the matter was not the last one. That's where the editing fell short, repeatedly.
This is just not good. (