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I pre-ordered this book after reading and enjoying The Wicked Wyckerly. A few dozen pages into the story I found my attention straying, put it aside to dip into another book on my To Read list, and never returned to The Devilish Montague. I've no idea why this happens (it's not the first time). It could be an aversion to more-of-the-same series, but I've enjoyed every book in Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse series, and every book featuring Keating's Inspector Ghote. Not to mention Frank Herbert's Dune saga and a dozen more. And I can get just as hooked on an episodic TV series as any other viewer. (Completely entranced with both Castle and Haven at the moment, and waiting impatiently for The Mentalist and Fringe to return.) The disturbing thing is that, after abandoning The Devilish Montague for no reason better than loss of interest, I find it impossible to write a review of The Wicked Wyckerly, which I know I read with great enthusiasm and pleasure. My personal reaction aside, I can recommend, unreservedly, both books to fans of the genre.

2022-10-26 03:20