A Madness of Angels
Pacing is part of the problem. Almost twenty percent of the book is given over to a prologue, and half of that is spent on Swift's meanderings and recollections (and his passengers' relentlessly italicized "run run run") before his name is mentioned for the first time. Things pick up as the bodies mount up, but waiting too long for an appetizer makes one a little less patient with the server.
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