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It is ok. About what you’d expect. Lots of excerpts in dialog form from the tv series with minor points of philosophy.

It started well and ended well, but the middle was a bit long. The woman in red had several plot points start to develop but disolve in a few pages, so pointed to some critical involvement. The mystery wasn’t solved by the main character, but solved itself around him. I almost stopped reading in mid-book. But the ending enticed me, I might read the next one and give it another shot.

This is one of the few technical books that I’ve read cover-to-cover, so will be included in this list. The book provides good coverage of the individual version of the CMM.