Twenty-Seven Bones Book

First, thank you, Jocelynn (Coles) for recommending this one. It wasn't a bad book!

Although I found the action and thinking scenes well done, I sort of felt ... well, detached (for lack of a better word), as I read it. Okay, the plot I think, isn't terribly original, but the way it came about was.

But none, and I mean none, of the characters jumped out at me or stayed with me once I finished the book, and that includes the main character, Edgar Lee Pender. I didn't feel any of them are worth remembering. No profound, deep-seeded feelings, only logical thinking. For me, it wasn't enough.

I didn't know this was the third book in a series until I looked the author up on Fantastic Fiction. I didn't get that 'lost' feeling when I started the book. Now I have read some series of books where, after you pass the second or third book, they become less interesting. Could be that maybe this series is the same? The praise for the first two books has me thinking I may give them a try.

It wasn't a bad book, or a waste of time, but it's not one worth remembering.