Shadows of London, Book #2Not my favourite book, I can tell you that already, as I have quarrels about how much too impotent they made Dom's character when action was needed on his part to try to resolve any situation. Quite a bit of frustration was involved with this book. And yes, I know it was all part of the plot, his downward spiral's conclusion a set-up and the anticipated reveal for the next book, but that doesn't mean I can't say the ending was a tad rushed into its conclusion after the killer was caught. My only true gripe that remains is still the rather vaguely explored history of the vitriolic hate of latents in this modern setting (as in, why SO much hate? what set it off and why did it build like it did in historical context?). Still, a lot of action and thrilling mystery solving in this one, the cliffhanger ending only adding to the pins-and-needles anticipation of the next novel. Now, I think, we will finally get into the true shadows surrounding this London.

Waiting for next book 🥰