What are you currently reading?

[Ralath]

Aww, I didn't they were that bad. No one is on the fast track to the golden globes or anything, but they weren't bad enough to take me out of the premise. And the premise hooked me hard.

It wasn't terrible. Maybe it was the more of the writing than the acting. The parts that annoyed me the most were when the two leads made all these stupid decisions that drove me crazy.

Like I understand the girl is naive and not really a spy, but really, you think it's a good idea to trust any random you meet on the road???

[Pritcher]

First and foremost; huzzah that there's at least a pulse here. Read on!

Second; I don't know Steven Erikson at all, sorry. I'm not at all adverse to high fantasy, (though I do tend to gravitate more towards science fiction), but anything that is ten volumes plus is very intimidating for me. Time is at a premium and that is a massive time investment. However, I'll try to remember the name and series and put it on the back burner.

Third; sorry I'm not certain where that falls in the story Ral, but... she didn't really trust him, the nazi double agent dude at least, and fully disclose her supposed mission or anything. At least as far as I remember. She kept the film secured and delivered it to her contact. Unless you meant her contact as being the one she trusted and shouldn't have, but if that's the case, she had every reason after all that to believe he was legit.... And he actually was.

[Ralath]

Oh, was he? I haven't finished it so last bit I knew about the guy was that he was still working for the Nazi leader in New York