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Old 01-20-2017, 11:04 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I really find it stupid to change things for the US or UK readers when there's no need at all to change anything. It's the publisher saying that we are too clueless to understand what the original title means.
The title Midnight Riot makes little sense.
Well,there was a midnight riot at the end.

I enjoyed this book on so many levels.
  • The strong central character - it's tough enough being a black cop, and then they give you the macabre beat; the only time anyone is glad to see you is when they want to hand you a steaming pile of ...
  • The police procedural / magic aspect - Lord Darcy with IT
  • The river gods mingling with the above ground society

The main thing I didn't like was the riot at the end. I could go along with the magic and river gods bit, but no bureaucratic career would ever have survived that riot - just not believable at all .
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