Review: Golden Son by Pierce Brown
An excellent second entry in the series. It didn’t come together quite as powerfully for me as the first book, but was still a highly entertaining read. On to the...
An excellent second entry in the series. It didn’t come together quite as powerfully for me as the first book, but was still a highly entertaining read. On to the...
A fascinating book that looks at the history of debt, which turns out to be intertwined with much of the history of humanity, and touches on topics such as econom...
Starts off fun, but seems to lose its way part through. A book about the body should either give you a sense of wonder or useful advice; this one has a tiny bit o...
The Good Excellent world building: we get a whole new universe where society is broken down into castes of different colors (the reds, the golds, etc.), ...
The good Liu Cixin comes up with some of the most original, epic sci-fi ideas of any author in recent memory. There are several wow moments in these short storie...
If you read the entire Lost Fleet series, this is more of the same. Which, in my opinion, is a good thing. It’s more of the same great space combat, politics, and...
The good Interesting premise. The love story starts out cute / charming. I mean, it’s forced and weird, but the characters early on are at leas...
The good The typical action, thriller, mystery, and cliffhanger combination that makes every Dan Brown entertaining and hard to put down. The c...
The vast majority of this book is about environmentalism, sustainability, responsible business, healthy work cultures, and how to create a company that is actuall...
The good Fun setting: a colony on the moon! Lots of speculation about the future: How we might design domes as habitation shelters on the moon?...