Heavy with the science lingo and explanations, but once you get past that it's incredibly interesting and intense, especially at the end. I enjoyed the characters and the anthropology/ancient civilization aspect.
Enjoyed til the last 6%. Hated the ending a lot and it felt rushed, I want to give it 0 stars because of that, but it was well written until that point.
Nearly perfect, wonderfully spooky and creepy and tense. The abrupt ending kept it from being a solid 4, it wasn't even a cliff hanger so much as the cliff abruptly disappeared under you. Looking forward to the sequel!
I almost never read first person POV but I really enjoyed this. The ending kept it from being a full 4 stars. And the author needs to calm down on using italics.
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
Another excellent Jimmy Paz book. Like the first book's field guide notes, the flow of the confession can be a bit jarring, but I was better prepared and it didn't bother me as much. I've grown very fond of Iago Paz! Gruber is very good at what he does.
Started out slow and initially I struggled with the different character perspectives, but I'm so glad I stuck with it. Gruber is an excellent writer and really knows how to capture a sense of urgency and fear. The Olo are an invented tribe and he uses a LOT of foreign words, which I also struggled with, but the glossary in the back helped. Really good police procedural mixed with occult thriller.