Never a dull minute.Īgain the warning: Do.Not.Start this book if you can‘t finish this book asap. Each is unique in its own right, stunning even and a brilliant testament to Lee Winter‘s superb skills as a writer. Both books of the Villain series complement each other. The evil doings of The Fixers and the intrigue though are still very present and important parts of the story.
Chaos Agent focuses more on the both main characters, their relation and final redemption. Eden started to carry a maybe not so secret torch for her icy boss.
The polical cesspit of Washington and the machinations of The Fixers and those in power were painted in bold strokes for us readers. The Fixer focuses on how campaigner and bleeding-heart activist Eden „fixes“ her evil archnemesis. The pages turned itself well into the night (my partner was grumbling, but how could I stop?). It put me through an emotional wringer – I am still reeling!! I was laughing, raging, struck by heart-warming sequences, ready to murder the evil scum, wanting to whisper solacing words, proud of the characters … I had whiplash from all the twists and turns in the story, loved the philosophical nuggets. Well, let me say and I rarely do, Chaos Agent is pure unadulterated genius, pure reading gold. I have already reviewed The Fixer and of course I asked myself: what will Lee Winter come up with in the second and concluding part of the duology. I am writing this in the morning after a short night finishing this stunner of a book: I feel bereft – odd, huh? The Villain-duology (The Fixer, Chaos Agent) is THAT good.
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