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Start off saying that I put this down for a few days because the first fifty pages were so good, I thought that the book had to get slow and boring afterward. I was mistaken. The only real complaint I had was the parts where the narrator would go off on a random subject and rant for two pages. The plot was terribly convoluted, but for some reason that just seemed to work with me and anyway Internecine wouldn't be very internecine if it was all simple and straightforward. Have to say that the last twist did not really surprise me. My reaction was "Ah, yeah, I see that."

I don't know if I can properly express my love of this book, because it's really based on several small factors rather than one thing specifically. Well, Dandine, I guess that's one big factor. One of my favorite characters ever, which is not an easy thing to accomplish in a standalone book. Anyway, the writing was awesome for the most part, the plot was far from trope or cliche driven. This was like a lovely bit of fresh originality with a quick pace and piles of sarcasm. It's almost like someone designed the book specifically for me to love it.