My Review
“Misery is always uncomfortable around happiness.”
Everyone Dies by John Dolan is the last book in the 'Karma’s Children' Trilogy. This excites me (to get to read it) and also bums me out (there won’t be any new John Dolan books released anytime soon). It’s a mixed bag. I’m elated and sad at the same time. After you read these books, you will understand why.
I’ve loved this series and adore the author’s keen sense on humor, sarcasm and clever use of wordage.
I sure hope this is not the end of David Braddock. Fingers are crossed as I write this! If it is, well I’m not about to tell you in this review. You will have to read for yourself. Enjoy the bumpy ride. I assure you, it’s not a smooth path but that's half the fun. Buckle up! Wear a jacket. And if you are so inclined pour yourself a whisky and light up a Marlboro or two.
Now that I've reached the end of the road I might have to read this book again as I'm not ready to let go...
About John Dolan
"Makes a living by travelling, talking a lot and sometimes writing stuff down. Galericulate author, polymath and occasional smarty-pants."
John Dolan hails from a small town in the North-East of England. Before turning to writing, his career encompassed law and finance. He has run businesses in Europe, South and Central America, Africa and Asia. He and his wife Fiona currently divide their time between Thailand and the UK.
He is the author of the 'Time, Blood and Karma' mystery series and the 'Karma's Children' mystery trilogy.
Nice review! Sounds like a great novel!
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