Book 32. Something from the nightshade by Simon R. Green fantasy 240 pages I have seen this one around for a while. I thought about buying it because there is a quote on the book from Jim Butcher, talking about how good it is. As much as I love Jim Butcher, I cannot really agree with that assessment. Don't get me wrong, it was ok. But only Ok. The story is about John Taylor. A mysterious private eye working in London. But his past belongs to the hidden part of London known only... read more
