Review: Exit Strategy by Martha Wells
If you liked the first three books, you’ll like this one. Once again, you get great action, technology, AI, and humor. And once again, it’s just a bit too short, ...
If you liked the first three books, you’ll like this one. Once again, you get great action, technology, AI, and humor. And once again, it’s just a bit too short, ...
DNF. I love multi-verse stories, but somehow, this one completely lost me. I found myself ~20% of the way through the book, and only vaguely following along with...
The good A fascinating and terrifying premise around the possibility of nuclear war. Feels realistic and well-researched, which makes it even m...
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An OK, but not great, conclusion to this series. I think the author tried to bite off just a little more than he could chew. The plot and what’s at stake gets jus...
An entertaining read overall, but not quite as good as the first entry in the series. You still have humanity working to survive a global crisis, and the book is ...
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A good second entry in the series. Looking forward to the third.
Did not finish. I got 150 pages of the way into the book and literally nothing had happened. Not one exciting thing; not one important plot point; not one interes...
An important, powerful read on vulnerability and shame. I highly recommend it for everyone, along with the author’s TED talks. It’s not always pleasant or comfort...