It starts so promising – fun heists, bit too heavy-handed, but good fun. But then it drags. and drags. and drags. You get to see every turn coming, and there are so fucking many of them. The quipping – fun at first – grows stale, and the betrayals get boring, and even predicting them isn’t all that interesting at some point. Add to this the unfortunate pattern of revealing each party member’s (and there are a lot) sAd uNiQue backstory literally in the middle of a big important showdown (different ones for each), and … ugh. I had fun, but not that much, and writing the review 18 months later, I had already forgotten most of the book. Yawn.