World of Trouble

3.5 stars. As usual with the books in this series, my major issue is that it feels there is a lot of randomness and things that are not really well connected to the story. That works in real life, where there is not one story to tell, but not so well in books. All the part with the rednecks for example could be avoided and did not contribute much to the story.

I think the last 10 pages were really fun and plot-twisty so 3.5 stars for the whole book.

Great ending to an exciting trilogy. The world is coming to an end and so is Hank's last case, looking for his sister Nico. Slowly Hank uncovers what exactly his sister has gotten herself into. The reader gets to wonder whether he will manage to solve his last case just in time for October 3, as the days are passing by.

Absolute must-read if you have read the first two. Again, if you haven't, start with The Last Policeman. And you really should if you're into murder mysteries with an interesting twist.

A not so surprising, surprising end to the series. This was an incredibly good and quick read (the first on my new Oasis). I have to say this author is, to quote Mike Myers, "most excellent".

It was alright but not nearly as interesting as the previous two.

Good enough.