Elise Jones Jones itibaren 인도 422212 마하라슈트라 다할레와디 N.V.
Reason vs. religion in an urban fantasy. The Edge of Reason sounded like my kind of book, so I was eager to give it a go. Blurbs talking about Lovecraftian Old Ones vs. technology sealed it. Right away, Snodgrass creates interesting characters and situations that draw the reader in. I was reminded of Tim Powers from his Last Call/Expiration Date time period--which is a good thing. But somewhere along the way, my enthusiasm waned a bit. The characters for the most part were too black and white. Richard's painful past was not well-handled in my opinion. In fact, most of the book's plot takes place within the first 100 pages, and the reader simple waits for it to resolve for the remaining 300 pages. The Lovecraftian influence was minimal, and hardly seen. Did I like it? Sure. Would I read another? Yes. But I'll read the reviews first . . .