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just_the_things28. Read 5 Torchwood novels I haven’t read yet
I enjoyed Skypoint (Torchwood #8) by Phil Ford. I think these "full Torchwood cast" novels are going to be my favorites. Though the authors don't always balance time among the characters, they do manage to write books that really feel like Torchwood adventures.
Loved: Owen coping with being undead and using it as an advantage against the big bad. Jack trying to remember how many times he'd died and come back to life (and then using it to his advantage). Tosh doing serious, brave investigative work. Gwen and Rhys wanting to make a life for themselves as a married couple. Ianto the action hero. Oh, and Tosh and Owen with feelings about pretending to be a couple to figure out what was going on in the building.
There were lots of tense moments and quite a body count by the end. But I think they did a great job saving the day, as always.
Progress: 5/5
I enjoyed Skypoint (Torchwood #8) by Phil Ford. I think these "full Torchwood cast" novels are going to be my favorites. Though the authors don't always balance time among the characters, they do manage to write books that really feel like Torchwood adventures. Loved: Owen coping with being undead and using it as an advantage against the big bad. Jack trying to remember how many times he'd died and come back to life (and then using it to his advantage). Tosh doing serious, brave investigative work. Gwen and Rhys wanting to make a life for themselves as a married couple. Ianto the action hero. Oh, and Tosh and Owen with feelings about pretending to be a couple to figure out what was going on in the building.
There were lots of tense moments and quite a body count by the end. But I think they did a great job saving the day, as always.
Progress: 5/5
