The Rhesus Chart

Office Humor Supernatural Style This was very disappointing. The main character came off far more whiny than witty, and it turns out that mundane office drama and mind-numbing IT explanations cannot in fact be improved by tacking on demons, vampires, and/or any of the other million things the author dangles in front of his audience. It picked up at the end, but not before I'd wandered off and forgotten about it for a week...twice.

Probably my last read in this series. All his little quirky witticisms are reused from prior now, and he's totally mailing it in at this point. Your reward for reading this series is that each time you grab the next book, the first half is a complete and total recap -- sometimes several times over and over. Then later in the book, he recaps again and again. He explains the night watchmen zombies. He mentions the brain eaters from other dimensions. He explains any time Bob does something cool, just to break the momentum and bore the reader. Some of his other series are so good. If you got this far, and are on the fence, skip this book. Read someone else.

Absolutely fantastic spin on old myths (vampires) and new myths (tech management fads and high frequency trading). Laugh out loud funny in some parts, very smart everywhere, very polished in terms of editing.