Much like the title suggests, I found Geiger to have a awfully slow start. The first line failed to grip me and those succeeding that, did not have very much staying power either. While the setting did pique my interest a little, it was unfortunately not enough for me to continue reading much further than the first chapter.
I do find myself a bit disappointed by this as the synopsis is fascinating and sounds right up my street, but I just don't find myself appreciating Skördeman's writing style.
I do find myself a bit disappointed by this as the synopsis is fascinating and sounds right up my street, but I just don't find myself appreciating Skördeman's writing style.