
MaidenofLostMemories
I loved being in Dexter's head, but the other characters fell really flat for me, and the plot itself seemed rather lackluster. Show aside, I didn't feel like I got to know any other character but Dexter, and LeGuerta at the end just seemed really forced, and Brian's reveal felt like it came way out of left field, I would have thought Dexter would investigate like he did in the show.... Disappointing all around with the exception of being in Dexter's head.
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Carlos Garcia
Yeah, this book was kinda blah compared to the show. I had read this book before when I was 21 and rated it average... On reread, I can see why young me was critical of this book. I'll start off with the positives; it brings you into the world of Dexter, Deb, Vince, Maria, Doakes, and Bautista. It felt great getting reacquainted with them. The action in 85% of the book was gripping and had you hooked. Such fun seeing Dex in his element and killing. The first chapter is AWESOME! It made me very nostalgic. Now the negatives; the last 15% completely killed the book. Not only did this book have a horrible ending, it never explained how things occurred in the last 40 pages!!! Everything is left open ended and far from a conclusion. We are meant to make sense of the end of the book and it's meant plot holes. Nope! It was such a disappointment. I wanted younger me to be wrong, I wasn't. Sorry Dexter, this was a dud. 3.25/5

Rajesh Yadav
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Ce livre a été une excellente découverte pour moi. J’ai aimé l’intrigue, les personnages et surtout l’émotion qui se dégage de l’ensemble.