8. The Hanging Tree by Ben AaronovitchWoo hoo! I'm in to February now. Which means I still don't remember my thoughts on this book ( Read more... )

These are all from January, so I'm being crap again.

5. The Secret Rooms: A True Gothic Mystery by Catherine Bailey
I knew this book was going to suck, but I thought it would be at least amusingly sucky. Oh boy was I wrong. I only finished it because I was going to write a long scathing review, but now I find that I can't even be bothered. (Go ( Read more... )

51. Broken Homes by Ben Aaronovitch

The latest installment in the Peter Grant series.

Pretty much the same thing as the other three books. Enjoyed it slightly less - something was missing, not sure what.

The ending came as a surprise, till I thought about it, and it makes perfect sense.

26. Moon Over Soho by Ben Aaronovitch

Second in the PC Peter Grant series featuring the apprentice wizard with the Metropolitan Police. Or, what I did at the weekend.

Most books that take this little time to read are disposable and not actually terribly good. These are. They are so very London - this one is set in the dodgy clubs of Soho as ( Read more... )

15. Whispers Under Ground by Ben AaronovitchThe third installment in the Peter Grant series of supernatural detective series. The more perceptive of you will notice I've not yet read the second; but this one was sitting on the shelf at the library, and frankly if I've become too stupid to deal with the ambiguities presented by reading fluff like ( Read more... )

4. Rivers of London by Ben AaronovitchThis month's Bibliogoths book ( Read more... )