Sins of the Father (Fringe Book 3)

Like many things in the fringe universe this book seems to be an attempt to answer some of the many plot-holes created. I didn't like it but I would recommend reading this book if you want to learn (and be seriously annoyed/outraged at) how the fire in Walter's lab 17+ years before the start of the series happened. It's quite obvious this was not what the original writers had in mind when Fringe was conceptualized but... it's an answer none the less.

Nice to have some background. Though if all that happened to Peter before he met the others, how come he was as clueless as them in the beginning?

Best book I've read in ages, a must for fringe fans.

Love it.

good