Sepultura

No, no, no it can t just end there I ve been looking forward to reading this since long before it came out on pre order Dyson is such a character that, even though you re not supposed to like him, you can t help it I mean he s just impeccable My only real regret is not being able to have my own opinion on the ties.I never quite saw the appeal of the chick lit novel, but I am perhaps now able to appreciate some of the nuances who would, after all, refuse an attractive Italian cooing Sei verament [...]

Jeffrey Dahmer may have kept human body parts in his fridge, but he was a sick individual, unlike me I keep pimiento stuffed olives in my fridge, various other Mediterranean style mixes, cheeses such as this manchego and brie, these in addition to cold meat selections, milk, mayonnaise, bottles of Chablis and Semillon Blanc not body parts The only reason his head is in the salad tray is because there is no room in the freezer Dyson, like the vacuum cleaner, is state of the art Think a high class [...]

Dyson Devereux s nauseatingly suave sociopathic tendencies continue to escalate at a perverse pace in Sepultura, providing a gravely amusing distraction from other run of the mill narrators.Following on from his infamy in Necropolis Book 1 newly appointed manager of Paleham s burials and cemeteries continues to conceal his lack of empathy for pretty much anyone with a pulse Except for his son, Horatio, providing he makes a concerted effort to speak Latin bear in mind he s three.While he manages [...]

You can also find this review live on my blog I did receive this as an advanced digital copy from the Author however all opinions are honest and my own I did purchase book number one, Necropolis from and my 5 star review for this can be found here.I know that this book isn t even released yet but I already need the sequel This was yet another fantastic book and it was great to follow along with of Dyson s life and see what happened following his departure from Newton Council and his police enco [...]

Dyson s back And this time it s personal.The Great British Psycho returns in a new instalment as he narrates his attempts to go straight in a world that s increasingly getting on his nerves And, as we ve come to expect from Portman, it s a mordant delight.Like the first book Necropolis, each character in Sepultura is distinctly rendered, from passive aggressive workmates to sultry and sociopathic signoras And there s enough detailed descriptions of sex, violence and body disposal to keep you goi [...]

I found Sepultura hard to review I couldn t help liking the character of Dyson Devereux, I thought his disdain for others and looking for perfection was very well written and his contempt for others was portrayed brilliantly But for me there wasn t enough story, I thought there was too much filler in the book words written to increase word count The story that was there of a narcissistic sociopath that feels superior to everybody else was intriguing and had some dark humour that made the story r [...]

Good book with refreshingly dark humour I did find that Dyson had a tendency to ramble or over describe which had me skipping huge chunks of dialogue and I do wonder how someone who thinks themselves meticulous and in control had what seems to be an unplanned child but hey, life happens.Overall though I really enjoyed Sepultura.

I really like this book than i thought i would to be honest I read this in 2 sittings, I needed to know what happened Would definitely recommend this book.

Funny, sick, suspenseful But oh the ending, how could you do that to me I feel like I need a shower.

I received this book for free through Giveaways It is a Kindle book.

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