In PF 2014 the stories are more interlaced, and I like that very much. It shows at what I guess will be a sweet secondary story, between Siggy and Jillian. We know Jillian from Firestorm, while Siggy make his first appearance in Cold Snap.

In Eartquake Series, also, it seems to me that T.A. Webb put forward an important challenge to himself: Changing the insufferable Amos in somebody for who we can feel sympathy. Above all in contrast with Charlie who is nothing but querible; a construction worker reliable and affectionate with a healthy self-respect.

Just as meaningful it will be in this series, I think, the progress of the relation with Damon, Charlie's brother, a teenager disgusting of at times, adorable of at times and always difficult to handle (like any teenager, duh).

Having read about all from the author, I give for known his skill to create stories and complex characters, with sound doses of suspense and near-perfect emotional moments. I have nothing left but awaiting, to read and to take pleasure in seeing how he goes for unveiling the layers of this onion.

Finished the first round, I believe that Pulp Friction 2014 is going to be terrific. Even, and in spite of the fact that I didn't like the ending of Firestorm, I have faith in Fighting Fire Subseries.

NEXT! ( )

This is the 4th book in Pulp Friction2014, so the last for the first round of stories. I am really looking forward to reading the next set. I love the idea of different writers creating in the same world ( )