Rivers of London: Broken Homes (Series #4) (Paperback)

from reading_fox

Epub is somewhat oddly formatted into dual columns for no reason I can explain or change. Doesn't effect readability. Fourth in Pater Grant's adventures in the Folly of magical policing in London. Continuing his quest to find the arch nemesis FacelessMan that broke Leslie's face. Peter and Leslie...

from Unreachableshelf

This series remains my #1 go-to recommendation for fans of The Dresden Files needing something to occupy themselves until the next book. This particular book would not be a good place to start; the series is at a point now where you need the backstory in order to have the slightest idea what is g...

from fhudnell

This book ends at a point that makes it essential that I continue with the series, but I would anyway, because I am completely addicted to the combination of author and narrator of the audiobooks. This wryly amusing series is really wonderful and deserves to be more widely known. Peter Grant shou...

from AprilAnn0814

I wasn't expecting the twist at the end, but of course we weren't supposed to. Normally, I'm a great "predictor of endings", but this one threw me off. Now I have to wait for book number five, unfortunately the wait will be longer for me as I'm in the US. :( Can't wait to read the next one!

from catseyegreen

Peter Grant and Nightingale continue their pursuit of the Faceless Man while investigating a strange piece of magical architecture. This book only slightly involves the Rivers or other supernatural inhabitants of London which is too bad. .