Entertaining. ( )

I liked this book a lot. The Walking Man is coming to the Nightside, and no one can stop him. It's a highly entertaining addition. I especially loved the confrontation between the Walking Man and Razor Eddie. It's awe-inducing to see these two gods duke it out. Highly recommended read. ( )

Good start that just fizzled out a few chapters before the end. ( )

Wow wow wow wow wow. What an awesome read. I was somewhat skeptical when starting this installment, because of the repeating explanations, catch phrases, and wind down of [b:The Unnatural Inquirer|1295202|The Unnatural Inquirer (Nightside, #8)|Simon R. Green|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1266765816s/1295202.jpg|1284326]. Well slap me silly and feed me a banana. I was so wrong.


This time we're introduced to a new villain, The Walking Man, who is a servant of God. Bequeathed with God's wroth. Eerily strange structure of the plot and it's reason for the introduction of the walking man was beyond mind blowing. ( )

If Simon R. Green can get away with recycling his NIGHTSIDE stories and presenting them as new ones, I should be able to get away with recycling my reviews of them. So, here is my review of Just Another Judgement Day which is a copied and pasted and only slightly altered review of the previous novel, The Unnatural Inquirer:

John Taylor has been hired by The Unnatural Inquirer, the gossip magazine of the Nightside, THE AUTHORITIES to find a stolen DVD that allegedly contains a recording of a transmission from the afterlife KILL SOMEONE. His investigation will take him all over the Nightside where weƒ??ll encounter old and new friends (and enemies).

Read the rest at Fantasy Literature: http://www.fantasyliterature.com/reviews/just-another-judgement-day/ ( )