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She shook her head at the foolishness of the idea. "Figure out how to get past the closed door first," she thought, "then promote yourself to divinity."

A little over half way and still having some fun. A tad on the repetitive side, event-wise.

un-putdown-able

The only character that I actually like so far is the dog. But actually, I took a four-book break and I'm finding that I'm enjoying this more now that I've returned. I guess it all just feels like build up and I'm keen for the world to end so the real story can start.

A well trained dog will be an asset in a post apocalypse scenario.

Case 1 feels easy, case 2 is the most intriguing and case 3 is like what the feck is this all about hahah!

Looking forward to it all merging into one case somehow.

"Remember, when anything in your environment becomes a normal part of your environment, it becomes a necessity. Coffee should be a luxury, to be savored as such, instead of something you expect and resent being deprived of."

Murgatroyd said impatiently: "Chee-chee!"

"All right, then," said Calhoun, "if you're going to be emotional about it! Pass your cup."

"Some people who are not good to look at accept the situation courageously and become people who are good to know."

Not at all convinced yet that I will finish this book.

Picked a random number, but I am at the business end. Should probably have had this done yesterday or even the night before, but I've been in the mood for music this weekend...

I'm still liking the story but it does perhaps feel a little tedious and maybe a tad formulaic. I mean don't ask me, I'm just a pleb, and I'm in it for the duration anyway.

The unfolding events are entertaining and interesting but I would gladly ditch all the back-stories and dreams and flashbacks etc...

Suitably intrigued at this point.

"The designing engineer had visions of a machine after his own heart."

This story is so fkn good. I just didn't realise it was part of a series until I came over here to mark it as started, oops. But oh, well. I'm definitely going to do this series, *checks calendar,* yeah - this year for sure.

Found the start a bit meh, but I'm actually enjoying this one more than the first one now.

The story that keeps on giving.

New Book Day!

should knock this one over on the way to work in the morning :)

"...to know that he had to go on hurting her, if my family was to exist at all."

Book 3 was feeling a bit stuck on one planet but now we're back on the quadrail chasing clues up and down the carriages.

is good

Off to a good start!