The Devil's Eye by Jack McDevitt
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This one took a slightly different turn from the rest of the series, and I think it worked out very well. There was a very, very nice horror subplot going on about an actual horror author, and then it becomes the well-known mystery/space-opera I've gotten to know and love with the rest of the series.
The suspense was killing me. :) Oh, and the horror ideas were quite nice, too. :)
It turned into quite a good mystery with some pretty impressive stakes, and it was actually surprising. I like mysteries that surprise. It didn't continue as a horror, but it was still very satisfying.
I'm very glad to be reading this series. :) Simple, or some not so simple, fun. :)
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Friday, June 17, 2016
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