Paperback, 384 pages
Published Nov. 1, 2015 by Rebellion.
Tough to follow, feels like it’s doing lots of info dump and piece moving. I’m still going to continue the series.
I enjoyed this second volume of the 'Fractured Europe' series and found it weird to be reading in the context of the current pandemic.
A spy novel set in a milieu with parallel universes and multiple mini-countries, it's quite a rollicking read. But it gets very confusing with the number of characters who appear and abruptly disappear or get killed.
Looking forward to Europe in Winter.
The first book built an interesting alternate world.
This one used that world for a run-of-the-mill thriller. If that’s your thing, cool, but I felt bait-and-switched.
