The Grim Guys
Book One

"The Grim Guys" by Eric Ugland offers an interesting and unique take on urban fantasy, blending humor and the supernatural. The story is engaging, and the characters have their own quirks that make them memorable. However, there are moments when the humor might feel forced, and the pacing could be u......more

I've read a LOT of Eric's work. I liked a LOT of his work. I do not like this one at all. It has all of the worst habits of Eric's. I've read all of bad guys, most of good guys, and this book had every chance to be a fresh start. For me, it was not only NOT a fresh start, but there are a TON of proble......more

I really like how this series has a true "partner" main character. The other 2 series, Good Guys and Bad Guys don't really have a second character that's always there to interact with. Bad Guys doesn't have someone from earth, so no one REALLY gets the main character, and while Good Guys DOES have su......more

I read the book before looking at the reviews. I know first hand the dislike people have for Greg because my brain works the same way. This is the first time I've read a book where it felt like someone had an idea what it is like to be in my head. The idea that you can have so many separate thoughts......more

Was this a first draft? I have never considered deducting stars for typos/edited but the errors in this book were atrocious. First, and most glaring: We have the convention of breaking each person's dialogue into separate paragraphs. Why? So that we know who is speaking. In almost every section of di......more