Recently finished
The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death
by Charlie Huston. I enjoyed this book as I have with all the Charlie Huston books I have read so far(Hank Thomson Trilogy). I enjoy his quick paced dialogue heavy writing style, almost reads like a screenplay. I will check out some more of his work in the future.
Next up I read
The Blue Man Dreams the End of Time by Michael McIrvin which was graciously forwarded to me by our own Neil Marr. I was sent the epub version to read on my Nook. The layout and formatting were great and I didn't catch any errors, so kudos on that front. Now the book was a decent read which I mostly enjoyed. It was the author's writing style that I couldn't really get totally into. I am not sure how to describe it but "long winded" comes to mind. I felt some of the sentences and paragraphs were way too long. I also felt at times the book seemed to really be way too drawn out, especially the first part of the book, part 2 and 3 were much better. Whereas I almost stopped reading it in Part 1 as I felt the story was moving along. All in all a decent read and worth checking out if you can get a copy from Neil.
Kevin