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Old 08-09-2014, 06:26 AM   #20388
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I've also started The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith / JK Rowling, which has been slow going due to aforementioned lack of time, but I'm enjoying it so far (~55% in). I suspect it'll be similar to my reaction to the first Cormoran Strike book, i.e. enjoyable but not outstanding - this seems to be turning into a series I can solidly rely on to give me several pleasant (if occasionally gory) hours of reading, but not necessarily something I'll be jumping at on the day of release.
And done with it, and my above comment is pretty much how I feel about it also after finishing it.

Actually, I think I liked the first book a little more, in spite of The Silkworm feeling a little more polished than The Cuckoo's Calling. I don't think it was the writing; I just think the central mystery in the first book "hooked" me more. Some nice character development for both Strike and Robin in this one, though.
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