A review by johnwillson
Walk Like a Magician: Mission 6 by J.S. Morin
4.0
How do you walk when you have the universe at your beck and call? Different, you walk different. So, long-time readers wanna know: will Esper ever walk like a magician again?
Mercy For Hire Book 6 shines with the easy inter-character banter that makes this whole series a pleasure to read. The action, though, takes a different route this time, with an extended period of down time during act two. I won't say why, I'll just say that it's not boring, not at all.
The questions that the book ultimately explores have less to do with the wizard walk, more to do with whether its possible to strike a blow against violent criminals without becoming one.
Recommended for fans of Morin's Black Ocean series, Payback (1999), puns, and kick-ass women.
Mercy For Hire Book 6 shines with the easy inter-character banter that makes this whole series a pleasure to read. The action, though, takes a different route this time, with an extended period of down time during act two. I won't say why, I'll just say that it's not boring, not at all.
The questions that the book ultimately explores have less to do with the wizard walk, more to do with whether its possible to strike a blow against violent criminals without becoming one.
Recommended for fans of Morin's Black Ocean series, Payback (1999), puns, and kick-ass women.