Walter J. (reading-is-bliss) -
The following was written by a fellow member of Goodreads, Jer Wei who has said exactly what I would have said had I been articulate enough to write at this time (my mind is somewhat boggled because of cancer treatment that I'm currently undergoing). Sorry, Jer that I failed to get you permission but I do hope you'll forgive me. Very grateful to you.
One of the hardest books to go through. Can't see myself reading any more novels written in third person's view. The story was so unrealistic, almost fairytale-like. The connection between Janek and Gelsey was bull. The part where Janek could sense the loneliness and hurt from the eyes of a police sketch on Gelsey was a complete bull. There were also lots of names thrown around I've given up on trying to figure out who was who. Dialogues were boring, characters were two-dimensional. I wasn't engaged throughout."
One of the hardest books to go through. Can't see myself reading any more novels written in third person's view. The story was so unrealistic, almost fairytale-like. The connection between Janek and Gelsey was bull. The part where Janek could sense the loneliness and hurt from the eyes of a police sketch on Gelsey was a complete bull. There were also lots of names thrown around I've given up on trying to figure out who was who. Dialogues were boring, characters were two-dimensional. I wasn't engaged throughout."
Laura V. (Bethannie) reviewed Mirror Maze: : A Janek Novel (A Janek novel) on + 122 more book reviews
"Mirror Maze sinuously leads the reader through one maze after another - literal, theoretical, and psychological...is a superb police procedural, tense and violent, as well as a thoughtful examination of the blurring of illusion and reality, guilt and innocence."
