It took me twenty-two days to read this book, and I think that's why I didn't like it as much as I hoped I would. It's not the book's fault, though. I just didn't make time for reading. Each time I picked up Neverwhere, I found myself really enjoying Neil Gaiman's writing style, the characters, and the setting of London Below. It's just that I couldn't keep myself immersed, I guess. 
 I have to say, I really liked questioning the motives of these characters. I was very satisfied with the way the reader is given information in this book, especially when it came to the identity of the antagonist. One thing that really stands out to me, though, is that the book doesn't end after the final climax, but it doesn't drag on, either. 
 So, I'm giving it three stars, if only because the story didn't compel me to keep making time for it. There are other books that I've tried to read while cooking and walking, even, because they had me so immersed, but this wasn't one of them. Still, it was a very good book, and I look forward to reading more from Neil Gaiman.