Review: Bleed by Peter M Ball
Having experienced first-hand the tribulations of writing the second book in a series, I was a little nervous awaiting the sequel to Peter M Ball's Horn. I sang Horn's praises in my old blog, for the way it smashed together two genres – faeries and hard boiled detective fiction – and made something new out of them. It's a damned difficult book to describe without making the listener twitch and back off slowly, because unicorns, gritty crime drama, rape and resurrected PIs who are former...
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ROFL. I hope I never let you down with my sometimes eclectic tastes, then. :)
Don't worry on that score. I'm pretty happy reading anything as long as it's a good story, well written. My own tastes are eclectic enough that Visual Bookshelf once gave me a suggested selection including Robert Browning, Dr Seuss and the Marquis De Sade.
I trust your taste explicitly and that damned pile is growing at a rate that I'll never be able to get through.