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A review by jakewritesbooks
Spenser Confidential by Ace Atkins
3.0
I thought Ace Atkins was brought in to class this series up but this particular one wasn’t much better than standard issue fare from Parker.
So since I have nothing else constructive to add on this particular book, let’s get into the concept of an ageless Spenser.
I’ve been fearing death a lot this week due to climate catastrophes near where I live. I fear death enough as it is and though I believe in an afterlife, it’s just that: a belief.
So that said, I just love the idea that I could remain an immortal soul, forever a 40-year old Vietnam vet turned PI, as long as someone keeps writing me that way. If doing private eye work in Boston is an endless purgatory, hey, there are worse fates. Sign me up.
So since I have nothing else constructive to add on this particular book, let’s get into the concept of an ageless Spenser.
I’ve been fearing death a lot this week due to climate catastrophes near where I live. I fear death enough as it is and though I believe in an afterlife, it’s just that: a belief.
So that said, I just love the idea that I could remain an immortal soul, forever a 40-year old Vietnam vet turned PI, as long as someone keeps writing me that way. If doing private eye work in Boston is an endless purgatory, hey, there are worse fates. Sign me up.