When I reread my review of Europe in Autumn, I realized I’d actually written a review for Europe at Midnight already. Nearly everything I mentioned there holds true for this second installment in the Fractured Europe Sequence: no filler, solid prose, interesting geopolitical setting, some references to spy novels, no pretension, entertaining, fresh, snappy, imaginative, gritty. As you might know, Midnight is not a sequel to Autumn, but more of a companion volume.
So, what’s the new?
Weighing a pig doesn't fatten it. 