Darth Sparhawk's Reviews > For Heaven's Eyes Only
For Heaven's Eyes Only (Secret Histories, #5)
by Simon R. Green
by Simon R. Green
The beginning of this novel worried me a bit, because I didn't like the previous book and this one started in similar fashion - Eddie going and killing bad people effortlessly. The villains sounded very similar to the previous one - evil conspiracy, more secret than the Droods and with hellish intention - to make Humanity do something terrible and to gift it to Satan. But the book was readable and so I continued to read it and in the end, I was pleased. The villains proved to be dangerous and disgusting and the good guys for once suffered terrible losses from their hands. The final battle was well made and real close. And then came the ending, which was the best part. Far better than the one in the previous book - you knew that it would end well. But the new one... things might really be getting nasty.
Overall, I am happy. Green pleased me again and it is good to know that he hasn't lost his skill as a fantasy great.
Overall, I am happy. Green pleased me again and it is good to know that he hasn't lost his skill as a fantasy great.
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Reading Progress
| 06/13/2011 | page 68 |
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18.0% | "So far it is very similar to the previous one, but the villains are less cool - definitely unpleasant." |
| 06/13/2011 | page 130 |
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35.0% | "I don't know what's going on with the series. Books 1-2 were so interesting and awesome and 3 was still cool. 4 and now this are very monotonous - Eddie and Molly clearly suffer from the Superman syndrome. It's not funny to read an action book if the good guys can't even be scratched." |
| 06/13/2011 | page 200 |
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54.0% | "It's readable and its getting more interesting, but still I can't feel a legitimate threat to Eddie and Molly." |
| 06/14/2011 | page 260 |
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71.0% | "Only Green can change the game so suddenly that a book can become a great one without warning. That's why I keep reading him. He never disappoints for long." |
