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Title	:	Dead Men's Boots (Felix Castor #3)
Author	:	Mike Carey
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 534 pages
Published	:	September 26th 2007 by Orbit
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Horror. Mystery. Fiction. Paranormal

Dead Men's Boots (Felix Castor #3) Paperback | Pages: 534 pages

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You might think that helping a friend's widow to stop a lawyer from stealing her husband's corpse would be the strangest thing on your To Do list. But life is rarely that simple for Felix Castor.
A brutal murder in King's Cross bears all the hallmarks of a long-dead American serial killer, and it takes more good sense than Castor possesses not to get involved. He's also fighting a legal battle over the body - if not the soul - of his possessed friend, Rafi, and can't shake the feeling that his three problems might be related. With the help of the succubus Juliet and paranoid zombie data-fence Nicky Heath, Castor just might have a chance of fitting the pieces together before someone drops him down a lift shaft or rips his throat out. Or not. . .

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Original Title:	Dead Men's Boots
ISBN:	1841494151 (ISBN13: 9781841494159)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Felix Castor #3
Characters:	Felix Castor, Juliet

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3.5 rounding up. I think I enjoyed the plot of this one the most - there are serious stakes and some interesting tidbits from London's criminal history. Some good wins in this one for our heroes, too.

Good continuation of this series in which Felix finds himself helping the widow of another exorcist, who killed himself. Of course, nothing's as it seems and everything gets much more complicated. I did catch a couple of continuity errors, which I always find distracting.

Brainycat's 5 "B"s:blood: 3boobs: 1bombs: 1bondage: 2blasphemy: 4Bechdel Test: PASSDeggan's Rule: FAILGay Bechdel Test: PASSWhen I finished the previous book in this series, I was disappointed that Felix didn't grow very much. Having now read the third installment, I forgive Mr. Carey for his earlier transgressions and applaud the way he rescued the series. Felix is becoming a proper heavy-hitter in the corner of this alternate London concerned with animated post-mortem kerfuffles, and as such

This one seemed to drag a bit. The story wasn't bad, but it was just tedious getting there.

Castor's cases get mixed up again and he and Juliet end up investigating the suicide and subsequent haunting of a fellow exorcist along with a vicious rape and murder by someone who may be more innocent than he appears.I think I'm done with this series. Castor becomes increasingly less likable to me as the series continues, so the stakes keep getting lower. His primary means of interacting with people, including his friends, is by bullying and even he doesn't even particularly like his friends

Dead Mens Boots (Grand Central, $25.99, 420 pages) is Mike Careys third installment in the Felix Castor series and is three-quarters hard-boiled detective novel and one-quarter urban fantasy. In some ways, its like Liz Williams Inspector Chen series, in that the boundaries between heaven and earth have been breached a bit, and demons, ghosts and other spirits are hanging around modern-day earth. Castor gets involved in the usual convoluted detective novel plot, which does sometimes get in the

I can only quote Bilbo Baggins here: ...I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.. Mike Carey crafted this book meticulously. I really wanted to like it, but I found myself working to finish it. In my mind theres too much mayhem, painstakingly detailed, with no real relevance to the plot. When I got to the end I didnt recognize the significance of the final courtroom scene, even after it was done. And watching as Felix alienates his allies one by one, then manages to at least sow