nightgolfer rated A Pale View of Hills: 3 stars

A Pale View of Hills by Kazuo Ishiguro
In his highly acclaimed debut, A Pale View of Hills, Kazuo Ishiguro tells the story of Etsuko, a Japanese woman …
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In his highly acclaimed debut, A Pale View of Hills, Kazuo Ishiguro tells the story of Etsuko, a Japanese woman …
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Douglas Preston: Cemetery dance (2009, Grand Central Pub.)
Pendergast-the world's most enigmatic FBI Special Agent-returns to New York City to investigate a murderous cult. William Smithback, a New …
Yuck.
Mediocre writing, predictable plot, flat characters, and I don't think I need to read any more female characters written by Patterson. I also don't think Patterson should write any more female characters.
Lastly, the final post-twist twist must be the most tacked-on two pages in literary history. Just terrible.
Greg Iles: The bone tree (2015)
A follow-up to Natchez Burning finds Southern lawyer Penn Cage desperately struggling to protect his …
The writing is very good, but I'm completely exhausted after reading The Bone Tree. It's borderline misery-porn.
So much hatred, misogyny, sadism, rape, death, and more JFK assassination faux history than you can shake a stick at. It's all so bleak and terrible, not to mention depressing.
I need a vacation after this book, I'm completely drained. If I do decide to finish this trilogy, which is not a certainty at this point, it won't be anytime soon.
Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child: The Book of the Dead (2006, Grand Central Publishing)
A brilliant FBI agent, rotting away in a high security prison for a murder he did not commit.His brilliant, psychotic …
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