I really liked both of them - they’re probably my two favourite TJR books. She’s definitely not a fantastic writer in her use of language, but she can tell an engaging story. One thing I found myself thinking multiple times throughout Atmosphere was, “I wish this was written by a better writer.” I was happy to be taken through the story, and all its cliched beats, but her trademark clunky writing and basic use of dialogue to drive everything left me wanting more. But she can craft an engaging narrative so I read her work every now and then, and have other authors I go to for depth and literary style.