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"The Good, the Bad, and the Uncanny (Nightside #10)" by Simon R. GreenRating: ♣ ♣
Between the elves, the Excalibur, Walker and the Oblivion brothers, the book was just too splintered, there was no main storyline, it just hopped from one thing to another. It felt like a set-up for something bigger, not really a standalone book, rather like an anthology of self-contained, loosely connected stories. Definitely not my favorite installment, though the last scene got me really interested in what's coming up next.
