The Domino Men, (Paperback)

from TomVeal

The high concept is familiar: A bland everyman learns that he has inherited a crucial role in an age-old war between Good and Evil. In The Domino Men, everyman is Henry Lamb, as meek and ineffectual as his name, once a child actor by virtue of nepotism rather than talent, now a government file cl...

from Sean191

The Domino Men is Barnes' second trip to a London in peril. I enjoyed the Somnabulist, so I had been looking forward to this book for some time. Even though I've given both a four-star rating, if pressed, I would say I enjoyed this time around a little more. Even though it didn't have much of a c...

from ozzie65

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I think at some point I may have heard of Barnes' first novel, The Somnambulist, but I can't swear to that. This is book #2 in a series - a fact that irks me no end when I find out after I finished the book. But, I think they can be read as single novels with no de...

from Sean191

The Domino Men is Barnes' second trip to a London in peril. I enjoyed the Somnabulist, so I had been looking forward to this book for some time. Even though I've given both a four-star rating, if pressed, I would say I enjoyed this time around a little more. Even though it didn't have much of a c...

from suetu

London is engaged in a secret civil war. It's been raging for more than a century between the people of London and their rulers, the Windsor family. Okay, it's not really "the people," it's a shady group called "the Directorate" fighting on their behalf. And, yeah, the royals don't really rule an...