The perfect killer has no identity.
ISBN: 978-0316033657
format: Paperback
pages: 656
publisher: Orbit
pub. date: 2008-11-01
started reading: 2009-02-19
finished reading: 2009-02-22
Once again, Weeks writes a book that is hard to put down. Though some of the twists and turns you see coming, in general I found that he manages to catch you off guard just often enough to keep you guessing and engaged. This is the sort of book for people who like a read that you can’t put down to go to sleep at the end of the day.
While this is very much a classic tale of Good vs. Evil, what makes it compelling is all the shades of grey inbetween… after all, our hero is a killer, his best friends a mixture of royalty and street vermin, and his idol the most feared man of all time… or maybe not.
Filled with fun characters, it is a good continuation of the first book in the series.
