I did like Tony Shalhoub's character. I've seen most episodes, but that one needed to be shunned.

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in which case, the perceived plot hole might be explained in, say, book two. I'm a pretty forgiving reader, I guess, unless something really REALLY rubs me wrong.

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I think plot holes are something that wouldn't stop me from FINISHING a book, because I might not realise that there's a plot hole until I get to the end and there's unanswered Q's. That said, if that happens, I'd be less likely to read OTHER books by the same author unless it's the same SERIES - 🧵

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I think it depends if the hole is egregious or implied open ended mystery on purpose. For me, massive plot hole will make me think it's a 3/5 at best. Open ended for the reader, that's a 4/5 especially if it's juicy.

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Yeah, that's poor. Indies have challenges, but if that went through an editor, tar and feathers

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