The Farceur Trilogy

Another book that has the potential and all the ingredients to be *amazing,* but then just doesn't quite get there.

It really had everything going for it - great plot, likeable characters, an interesting setting - but it just wasn't fleshed out enough. I wish it had been longer (seriously, this book is super short), with more details and descriptions, and that events were not as rushed. On the flip side, at least it never dragged.

It was a good read, fun read, and something I might even read again on a rainy day if I came across it. But is it memorable? Not quite.