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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Original, innovative, brilliant
By Amazon Customer
I was getting very bored by Paranormal PIs until I read Bone Song. This is NOT another goodguy/gal werewolf/vampire/witch hunting down (while having hot, rampant sex with a sort-of-good-sort-of-bad partner) the badguy/gal werewolf/vamp... well, you get the picture. Yes, there are security deathwolves, wraiths which act as the force running inanimate objects such as lifts, cars, etc and there are zombies. The characters are, perhaps, a little typical; strong but silent cop and wisecracking twin cops but the antihero, Donal Riordan, is a cop whose lover/boss is a zombie who has to plug her black heart into the mains (energy comes from the tortured emotions of flayed and executed criminals) every few days to "live".There is action aplenty. No one is who they seem to be; layers upon layers of conspiracy (I LOOOOOVE a really good conspiracy story)abound.I couldnt really think of comparable authors - hence the title for the review - but take a dash of the Nightside series minus the humour, a chunk of Richard Morgan and stir in a soupcon of Karen Chance and you may have an idea, but this book (and the sequel, incidentally) is very dark and bleak and while satisfying in the denouement, still leaves you desperate for more. On the bright side, there is a sequel.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Brilliant but flawed
By D. Harris
I loved the world of Bone Song - a mixture of dark (VERY dark) detective fiction with a world of horror, where the city is powered by necro-flux generated from the bones of the dead, technology is replaced by bound wraiths operating lifts or guarding doors, and zombies and deathwolves abound.This is the story of Donal, a policeman who is assigned to protect a visiting opera singer; other performers have died at the hands, as it becomes clear, of a ghoulish conspiracy that wants to repurpose their bones. Of course, there is more to it than that and Not All Is What It Seems. Who can you trust?Meaney shows great investiveness in creating his alternate Earth and populating it and the whole thing is very convincing both in tone and in how the details work together. Having just read his Ragnorok trilogu, I was intrigued to see some of the same devices used there in this earlier book - such as the "person-and-vehicle" compound or the trick of using pseudo-code to describe a character's mind. The deep knowledge of martial arts is there too, informing the various fights (and there are quite a few).The story is generally well plotted, with a dramatic conclusion which makes sense in story terms, given the weird universe we're in it would have been very easy to finish things off with a bit of mystical jargon, but Meaney doesn't. It is a book I enjoyed. So, why do I think it's flawed? That is because (watch out - spoilers ahead!) for most of the central section of the book, we see capable, experienced members of a police team behave like idiots. To set up the ending, it's necessary that a member, or members, of the team, turn against Donal, assuming he's a spy. But instead of mentioning this to the boss, and clearing the air, they jump to conclusions, ignoring all the evidence they have. It's hard to express how annoying I found this. That I kept reading is a testament though to the sheer pace of the story and the consistency and credibility of the setting: I think it's ironic that the fantastical setting works while the behaviour of the characters doesn't.But there you go - well worth reading anyway.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Dark and Strange
By Lyle
Bone Song is an interesting read - it takes an alternative view where everything is powered by corpses (hey, don't blame me, I only read the thing) which makes for a very dark and gothic-feeling novel, with some interesting ideas about wraiths, ghosts, and how the dead are processed into energy.All told, I'm going to be looking out for more of John Meaney's stuff - I'd thought he was a new author, but it turns out he's been around for a while.If you like authors like Peter F Hamilton, Richard Morgan and the like, Bone Song will probably be right up your street.

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