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Cargando... Iron Angelspor Eric Flint, Alistair Kimble (Author.)
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. In this sub-urban fantasy, set in the dreary post-industrial decrepit north-west corner of Indiana, Chicago adjacent. A mix of FBI flavors and locals take on some Lovecraftian horrors. [[Eric Flint]] has teamed up with FBI Special Agent [[Alistair Kimble]] for this one. There is the central character who is divorced. at odd with his superiors and can't keep from saying the wrong thing. Like at least 90% of other crime related fiction I've encountered in the past decade. I'm tired of reading it. The first half of the book seems decently written and the language flows well enough to keep the story going, but just as the action heats up the editing burns out and there is lots of awkward language and strange constructions. The typical dysfunctional central character aside, the other characters and the interactions were the best part of this book, unless you can describe a bleakly depressing evocation of the northern mid-west good. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
"A bizarre kidnapping case leads FBI Special Agent Jasper Wilde into the mysterious world of a strange religious cult and even stranger criminals. At the scene of the kidnapping itself, a frightening apparition is seen. Then a hideously mutilated corpse is found nearby. It doesn't take long before the FBI agents realize something extraordinary is unfolding at the center of Indiana's steel industry. Jasper is joined by Supervisory Special Agent Temple Black who is in charge of the new unit, the Scientific Anomalies Group, which deal with peculiar cases. As the FBI agents race to put a stop to the horrors, they come to understand and accept that something very ancient and very evil has surfaced in the world--or perhaps something very, very alien"-- No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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A solid good story and a nice beginning to what hopefully will be a long and fun series.
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