• Au­thor: Neil Gaiman
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★ ★
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• Au­thor: Pe­ter Clines
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★ ★
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Review:

I just fin­ished read­ing The House of Ru­mour, an ex­cel­lent but rather dense book, so, con­sid­er this se­ries a palate cleanser: Su­pers ver­sus Zom­bies. Fun sto­ry, easy read­ing, goes down quick­ly, no af­ter­taste. 4 stars if you know what this is and you have the right ex­pec­ta­tion­s. If you don't ... YM­MV.

• Au­thor: Jake Arnott
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★ ★
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Review:

You may won­der (not re­al­ly) why it took me years to fin­ish read­ing this book. The an­swer is, of course, that it did­n't, but that Kobo had sold it to me, I start­ed read­ing it, and then they took it away be­cause of bull­shit rea­son­s, so I restart­ed it once I found it on Kin­dle Un­lim­it­ed.

Now, about the book: it's quite awe­some. The au­thor brings an en­cy­clo­pe­dic knowl­edge of ran­dom triv­ia and or­ga­nizes it in­to a co­her­ent tale cov­er­ing some 50 years. I am not sure what the point of the sto­ry ac­tu­al­ly is but it's very in­ter­est­ing and quite a bit of fun to read.

• Au­thor: Robin Sloan
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★
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Review:

Just for those who have read Mr Penum­bra's and want a lit­tle more.

• Au­thor: Bran­don Sander­son
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★
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Review:

Nice con­clu­sion to the tril­o­gy. Even ties up all the lose ends AFAIC­S.