Not on me ...

Must follow! When a multitude quickly defined characters just come back from time to time, the risk of being lost is great if you read too slowly. But the plot, it is tightened, albeit somewhat complicated. Normal: one is in politics, almost in espionage and manipulation, with their scheming, intrigue and backstabbing. But the characters are bland, very few excavated, writing is very strange: it sometimes seems that two people have written. The entire plot is a caricature, clichés abound, as if we had consolidated several topics in one novel, so too is too much. The end is totally sloppy but probably he had to let the tracks for the following two volumes. Despite these reservations, the novel reads well and quickly, and it is sometimes even exciting, but occasionally ...