Review: Good, Bad, and Indifferent
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2014
I am not certain how I feel about this book. It is simultaneously quick paced and as slow as a crawl. The characters possess complex and at times frustratingly unyielding personalities. One of the bothersome aspects of this book is the author's decision to make virtually everyone a victim. Heroes loom large only to fall apart in the heat of the pressure cooker they are trapped within. Wicca is important to the book and it is looked to as a positive force in solving the case while it is Wicca that created the evil the protagonists are fighting. This would have worked better as a straight-forward serial killer madman who feel into the evils of the occult while a young and impressionable teenage boy who went on to attain a great education and worldwide notice for writings while carrying out his heinous crimes while the public is distracted by his good looks and great success. It's been written before but it would made this a much better book.