[AndreaDraco83]

There's no place you can hide from my rage, sweetie, so let's hope together that you'll like it more

Jokes aside, it takes a little to delve into Sins of the Fathers' story, I'd say the end of Day 1. But from the very beginning, you can appreciate the amount of background details* and the marvelous quality of Jane's writing.

* Did you know, for example, that if Gabriel gets rich he's planning on turning the balcony in a schmaltzy cafe? Or did you discovered the German poetry book that Gabriel seems so strangely attached to? Not to mention, have you tried to talk to the Gargoyle? To move Grace's chair? To rearrange the book disposition? To use the ladder? ... Really, there is so much in this game to discover and love...