--- Michael Robison <
miker_zspider@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Bought this a couple years ago and finally got
around
> to reading it. It was an improvement over the
last
> one I read of his, but I don't see the magic I saw
in
> the early ones. It could be that the newness is
worn
> off for me. I first discovered Vachss just
browsing
> in Barnes and Nobles, so it was a cool discovery.
The
> unusual characters and vigilante intensity are
not
> something I commonly found at Barnes and Nobles.
I
> think I might go back and reread some of his
first
> books, but I think I'm calling it quits on the
rest.
>
>
I agree that the newness wears off in a series. Maybe that's
why the characters have to "age" and "mature" through the
titles in a series as a way to keep them fresh and
interesting.
Ed
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