SwitchFlipped

salomejones · 08-07-2011, 06:53 AM

I just finished reading SwithFlipped this morning. I enjoyed it. I knew nothing about it when I started reading it. I had no idea what 'swithflipped' meant. This was part of the mystery that drove me forward at the beginning of the book. I'm a big urban fantasy geek. This book reminded me of American Gods or The Anansi Boys in a way. Except that I liked the characters more because they were human. I'd recommend it. I was slightly disappointed with the ending. I can't say what I wanted to happen. I guess... I almsot feel like not having a cliche ending is a good thing. It's certainly full of suspense and there's a lot of action that isn't what you usually see. I really like Kung Fu Pete, who is so peaceful. And he actually gets to use the sentence, "I know Kung Fu." It's witty and real and strange. All good thing

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08-07-2011, 06:53 AM	#1
salomejones Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: American living in London Device: Kindle	SwitchFlipped I just finished reading SwithFlipped this morning. I enjoyed it. I knew nothing about it when I started reading it. I had no idea what 'swithflipped' meant. This was part of the mystery that drove me forward at the beginning of the book. I'm a big urban fantasy geek. This book reminded me of American Gods or The Anansi Boys in a way. Except that I liked the characters more because they were human. I'd recommend it. I was slightly disappointed with the ending. I can't say what I wanted to happen. I guess... I almsot feel like not having a cliche ending is a good thing. It's certainly full of suspense and there's a lot of action that isn't what you usually see. I really like Kung Fu Pete, who is so peaceful. And he actually gets to use the sentence, "I know Kung Fu." It's witty and real and strange. All good thing [Promotional link deleted - MODERATOR] Last edited by Dr. Drib; 02-23-2015 at 12:07 PM.