Name: Kirsten Simkiss's review of The Printer's Devil by Paul Bajoria
Item: The Printer's Devil
Rating: 1
Author: Kirsten Simkiss

Paul Bajoria

After printing the "Wanted" posters for some of London's most notorious inhabitants, a printer's boy is entangled, by a genuine convict, in a series of mistaken identities and events leading back to the boy's own mysterious past.

A Remarkable Story

The Printer's Devil

Kirsten Simkiss

I'm DNFing this book at page 120. I just don't care about any of the characters and I feel like the writing is patronizing me as I read, which irritates me to no end. It's not a bad book, but it's just not for me. I hope if you choose to read this series that it's more to your taste than it was to mine.

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The Printer's Devil by Paul Bajoria

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