Amongst Our Weapons
Nice to let DCI Seawoll have a more central role back in his old stomping ground and there are some nice scenes here (the crashed airmen for example) and this had all the tropes, jokes and witty banter that we have come to expect. My main reservation is that after 9 London based books, not to mention the also-canon novellas and graphic novels we have an ever-enlarging canvas and increasing cast of characters who are “in the know”. ALthough I enjoyed this I do miss the intimacy of the earlier books with really just the handful of Folly residents against the (supernatural) world.