by William Ritter
‘Marlowe is a good man and a competent detective, but he notices what anyone would notice: the extraordinary. He spots bloodstains and mad men in red pajamas. I see the things more extraordinary still, the things no one else sees. But you – you notice mailboxes and waste-baskets and…and people. One who can see the ordinary is extraordinary indeed, Abigail Rook.’ P.69
by Sean Gibson
by Megan Miranda
Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for a chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review.‘Most souls are free of their pasts. Of their crimes and transgressions, their love and hate. Because a soul has no memory, and that’s a scientific fact.
Still, most people agree it’s better not to find out who you once were. And if you do find out, it’s best to keep that knowledge to yourself. Because while the soul has no memory, the world does, and that is usually enough.’ Loc 70
By John Locke
“I’m on the phone to my favourite assassin, Donovan Creed. Yes, I said ‘favourite’. I actually know more than one assassin.” -35%
