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Also because the book takes place in the early seasons of the show a few characters, especially Madeline, haven't been fully established and come off as unnecessarily annoying. There were a few moments early in the book where characters did or said things that didn't really work with their characters.

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In terms of characters the book nails the TV show characters most of the time. The vague threats feel more like nagging than something with actual consequences. End Game has a few moments where Micheal feels burned but they don't quite work. It mentioned the titular burn notice once or twice but didn't show any of the ramifications. My main complaint with the first book was that it didn't really feel like it was part of the overall Micheal Weston story. If you liked the TV show or the first book and want more of the same it's worth reading. The vague threat Burn Notice: The End Game is enjoyable entry into the burn notice cannon but it's nothing special. Disappointing, but still good enough to make me want to read another one.moreД«urn Notice: The End Game is enjoyable entry into the burn notice cannon but it's nothing special. If the book had been written as a straightforward spy novel, it would have been a lot better, but still flawed due to an ending that is both incredibly anti-climatic and confusing. Goldberg also tries to be a little too hip for the story's own good, and his need to make lots of pop culture references only serves to further weaken the plot. But he's not much of a humorist, and the constant weak attempts to imitate the show's sarcastic tone and comedic irony get old fast, though he does do a great job of mimicking the characters' conversation styles. He's definitely very creative and knows his spycraft. So I give Goldberg credit for doing as well as he did. Goldb Because Burn Notice is one of those rare shows that successfully walks the line between thriller and comedy, writing a Burn Notice novel seems like a difficult undertaking.

Because Burn Notice is one of those rare shows that successfully walks the line between thriller and comedy, writing a Burn Notice novel seems like a difficult undertaking.