Matt Wallace

The Sin du Jour crew caters to the Shadow Government in Greedy Pigs, Matt Wallace's fifth Sin du Jour Affair “I never did give them hell. I just told the truth, and they thought it was hell.” Politics is a dirty game. When the team at Sin du Jour accidentally caters a meal for the President of the United States and his entourage, they discover a conspiracy that has been in place since before living memory. Meanwhile, the Shadow Government that oversees the co-existence of the natural and supernatural worlds is under threat from the most unlikely of sources. It’s up to one member of the Sin du Jour staff to prevent war on an unimaginable scale. Between courses, naturally.

A Sin du Jour Affair

Greedy Pigs

Maggie Gordon

I really like the premise of Sin du Jour, but I find I rarely enjoy the books that much. Admittedly, my library forgot to order book 4, so I was reading this one without knowing what happened prior. But the book itself is just too on-the-nose. The presidential election was too pat and easy. If you want to make a critique of politics, do something real. Don't just throw in gremlins in a suit and call it a day. The story was also less intense than previous volumes. It was mostly set up for the fast approaching end of the series, but it made for a lackluster reading experience. And yet I will still read the rest because I am intrigued enough by the setting to keep going!

Greedy Pigs A Sin du Jour Affair

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