The Midnight Mayor: Or, the Inauguration of Matthew Swift (Hardcover) by Kate Griffin

from TheDivineOomba

I so love Mathew Swift. He is snarky, creepy, cool, and wonderful all at the same time. The only sad part about this book, is that I've read the first book, so the universe is not new this time. This time around, Mathew becomes the Midnight Mayor (wasn't his choice...) and must do battle with a c...

from Jubercat

The second Matthew Swift novel is much darker than the first (and I liked the gritty atmosphere Griffin's prose evoked). I think readers will gain a deeper understanding of Matthew, since he seems to do more self-reflection here. The villain is a unique creation who ended up being much more frigh...

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The Midnight Mayor is the sequel to A Madness of Angels, which I loved. While the two books have separate plots and don't necessarily have to be read in order, I would still recommend reading A Madness of Angels first as the events in it are referred to in The Midnight Mayor. The Midnight Mayor i...

from goorgoahead

See the full review at Short & Sweet Reviews. Once again, this book starts out with Matthew being dropped into the middle of a completely unexpected situation. Just like last time, he has no idea where he is or how he got there; all he knows is that something is trying to destroy him. It seems to...

from mysterymax

Other reviewers have described the plot of the book quite well. Matthew Swift/blue angel is once again in a world of trouble. Yes, the plot is exceptional, the dialogue great, characters that you can't help but be involved with - but the real greatness of the book (and all the other books by this...