Review: One Shot by Lee Child
A highly entertaining read. The good Tight, exciting, fast-paced writing. This book is very hard to put down. Fun characters and witty, cuttin...
A highly entertaining read. The good Tight, exciting, fast-paced writing. This book is very hard to put down. Fun characters and witty, cuttin...
The good A deeply intriguing premise: a future where your consciousness can be stored digitally, so if your body dies, you can be downloaded into a new b...
The good Another journey into the interesting universe created in Children of Time. A good exploration of new several alien species and the vas...
The good I loved the original trilogy, and as the third book in the series really managed to stick the landing, wrapping up things in a very satisfying w...
One of those business books that would’ve been better as a blog post. The core ideas here are valuable, and definitely worth reading, but they are padded out with...
A short, well-written book dense with useful insights on how to deal with money. This book doesn’t give you specific financial advice like “invest in asset class ...
The good Interesting exploration of the impact of drugs on the mind, mixing up fantasy and reality, and losing touch with your own identity. So...
A satisfying conclusion to the series. Also, one of the better entries in the series.
The good Fun new universe. It feels like a real place, with its own politics, economics, and hardships, rather than some futuristic sci-fi utopia. ...
DNF. Got about a quarter of the way through, found myself bored, a bit confused, and in now way excited by the plot, so I gave up.