Those who are corrupted in turn corrupt the innocent. His greatest fear is that, trapped in the perspective of a homicidal sociopath long enough, his mind will be degraded and he will thereafter be in sympathy with evil.Ĭriminals are as absurd as they are evil. Life is a weave of infinite possibilities, though some are more likely than others.

(2.5 for the story and another 0.5 as i liked Namless and would like reading more works featuring him.) The story also ends at Nameless seeing a vision whose meaning i would definitely like to find out. Apart from it I think it serves as a great introduction to a new character I would love to read more works featuring him. This little thing was something that I didn't like in the story. It's us readers that benefit from that episode as we get a glimpse of his powers. So the question remains, If I have man power at my disposal to arrange these many things then wouldn't i be able to do the job myself or get it done while I was arranging these things? Why would I need nameless? What special talents does he bring on the table? He does gets a glimpse of the future at one time during his investigation but he knew about that guy before hand.The information is not new to him. They had arranged everything for Nameless. They knew who the culprits were and they had proper information about them. Yes the story is about him but we see that most of the work on the case has already been done by Ace and his crew. The antagonists in the book are despicable things and you are glad that they got what they deserved.Īlthough i enjoyed reading the book but there were times while reading when I was thinking why Nameless was needed in this story. It's the question that how he'll accomplish his mission that kept me glued to the book. It doesn't takes too long to find out what that mission is. The protagonist has a mission for which he come to Worstead. Meanwhile, this book held my interest till the end.

In the heart of the fire dean koontz