It's interesting to see Milo's finely developed sense of responsibility in action, as well as to look at Sughrue's new family attachments. These people have grown over the course of the novels, and it's great to see them together at last. There's plenty of violence, but it's balanced by the intrinsic morality of its two anti-heroes. The Wrong Case Maddy Van Hertbruggen Home Index Guidelines FAQ Feedback For questions or comments about a review, please contact the person listed at the top of the review. Ed's Internet Book Review is copyright 1995-2001, Dr. Edwin V. Bell, II, all rights reserved.
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