In Midnight Riot, London police officer Peter Grant is working when a ghost starts talking to him. A number of our dinner conversations have begun with, “Where are you in…?” I also read very quickly, so even with reading other novels in between, we are keeping about the same pace as far as plot twists and character developments. I notice the writerly tics and they smother some of my interest. I think because my brain loves to pick out a pattern, glomming one author or one series for too long is detrimental to my enjoyment. If I don’t, the pattern of the writing becomes to distracting. I take breaks every two to read another book in a different series. The grade above is both for this book and the series as a whole – lucky for me they line up, which doesn’t always happen.Īs I mentioned in a recent Whatcha Reading post, both my husband Adam and I are reading these books one after the other. Second, I will avoid spoilers as much as possible, focusing mostly on what I like, what I find bothersome, and whether I recommend the book and the series. Archetype: Cop/Sheriff, Diverse Protagonistsįirst, a note: this is more of a review of the series, but the books therein need to be read in order so I shall start here.
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