A review by tannat
Cold Copper Tears, by Glen Cook
1.0
It's hard to write a good sci fi or fantasy mystery. It's easy to fall into the trap of relying too heavily on the world to solve the mystery. The second book in this series, [b:Bitter Gold Hearts|1037242|Bitter Gold Hearts (Garrett P.I., #2)|Glen Cook|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388274715s/1037242.jpg|286163] did better in that respect, but this book falls more in line with the first in the series, [b:Sweet Silver Blues|400878|Sweet Silver Blues (Garrett P.I., #1)|Glen Cook|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1297624038s/400878.jpg|1394270]. The titles are still awesome though.
However, if you are a fan of the Dresden Files, this series is probably worth checking out. My criticisms of the Dresden Files are similar to my criticisms of this series, so if the same things don't bother you in one series they probably won't bother you in the other. And hey, Cook did it first.
However, if you are a fan of the Dresden Files, this series is probably worth checking out. My criticisms of the Dresden Files are similar to my criticisms of this series, so if the same things don't bother you in one series they probably won't bother you in the other. And hey, Cook did it first.