greybeard finished reading Tokyo Zangyo by Michael Pronko
Slow
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greybeard commented on Tokyo Zangyo by Michael Pronko
Slower going, so I've read a few other books while also reading this one
greybeard rated The Last Orphan: 4 stars
greybeard rated Into the Fire: 4 stars
Into the Fire by Greg Hurwitz (Orphan X #5)
greybeard rated Into the Fire: 2 stars
Into the Fire by Greg Hurwitz (Orphan X #5)
greybeard rated Prodigal Son: 2 stars
greybeard finished reading Prodigal Son by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz
A tribute to whining, crying, and woe-is-me self-pity. Skipped to the end of several chapters as they droned on and on about their troubles.
Evan, as usual, makes some incredibly stupid mistakes but manages to walk out in the end. I hope the next (final) two return the bumbling Evan of the first 2/3 of this series.
greybeard finished reading Into the Fire by Greg Hurwitz (Orphan X #5)
Another enjoyable ride.
greybeard started reading Super-Infinite by Katherine Rundell
An interesting glimpse into the life of John Donne.
greybeard commented on Tokyo Zangyo by Michael Pronko
Slower going than the first one, certainly not the grab-you-and-pull-you-in factor here.
greybeard commented on Out of the Dark by Gregg Andrew Hurwitz
Not sure if I want to binge to finish, or take it in time.
greybeard finished reading The Moving Blade by Michael Pronko
In serious need of a once-over by a competent editor, but once you wade through the diatribe, the story itself is excellent.
greybeard finished reading The Last Train by Michael Pronko
Enjoyed!
greybeard started reading The Last Train by Michael Pronko
Hooked, not sure why, but this one has grabbed me.
greybeard reviewed Buy a Bullet by Gregg Hurwitz (Orphan X, #1.5)
The Nowhere Man is a figure shrouded in secrecy—a near legendary figure who helps those …
A quick short story
4 stars
This short story serves as a bridge between the first and second novels and helps to explain how Evan's number gets out into the "wild" to enable him to help others.