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[books 2015] John Connolly
28. A Song of Shadows by John Connolly
In the last book in the series, the protagonist Charlie Parker was shot and nearly killed. Now he is recovering and has taken a cottage in an even more remote part of Maine.
He's embroiled in trouble and murder straight away, as you might expect.
Not the best book in the series, but not the worst either. A real page-turner, and once again Parker isn't in a lot of it, due to his reduced physical abilities. There are hints applied with a sledgehammer that Connolly is looking to tie up the series and that all will be revealed in the not too distant future. In the meantime, Parker finally finds out who is behind the fact that he always manages to not only stay out of jail but also keep his PI licence, but not why.
In the last book in the series, the protagonist Charlie Parker was shot and nearly killed. Now he is recovering and has taken a cottage in an even more remote part of Maine.
He's embroiled in trouble and murder straight away, as you might expect.
Not the best book in the series, but not the worst either. A real page-turner, and once again Parker isn't in a lot of it, due to his reduced physical abilities. There are hints applied with a sledgehammer that Connolly is looking to tie up the series and that all will be revealed in the not too distant future. In the meantime, Parker finally finds out who is behind the fact that he always manages to not only stay out of jail but also keep his PI licence, but not why.