**edited 02/01/14 
 Sigh. I've now read at least one book in most of Simon R. Green's major series, and I think I'm going to give up. I find the concepts of his books tantalizing in general, and even though there's nothing I fundamentally dislike about his books, I'm just somehow the wrong audience type. 
 Ghost of A Chance is an urban-fantasy action adventure story--basically what you'd get if you mashed together Ghostbusters with James Bond. 
 HERE IS YOUR BOOK, SHOULD YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT IT. 
 THE MISSION: 
 Something has taken over the Underground. Commuters have been whisked away by ghost trains and terrible things have bubbled up from the deeps. Most of the commuters who could be salvaged are now sectionable. The Team's task: stop whatever is doing it, all the while avoiding the rival team from the Crawley Institute. 
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 Due to my disapproval of GR's new and rather subjective review deletion policy, The rest of this review can be found on Booklikes. 
 IF YOU CHOOSE TO READ THIS BOOK, THIS REVIEWER DISAVOWS ALL RESPONSIBILITY. 
 THIS REVIEW WILL SELF-DESTRUCT IN APPROXIMATELY 5e12 SECONDS. 
 GOOD LUCK.