Review: Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
An interesting take on the apocalypse genre. Rather than zombies or nuclear war, this book focuses on something simpler and disturbingly more realistic: a swine f...
An interesting take on the apocalypse genre. Rather than zombies or nuclear war, this book focuses on something simpler and disturbingly more realistic: a swine f...
A good, but not great sequel to Steelheart. The characters, powers, and weaknesses are still fun. There is still tons of action, but the pacing isn’t quite as goo...
A satisfying conclusion to this trilogy. It’s as fun and imaginative as the first two books, but has better pacing (except for the overly-long opening section whe...
An entertaining second entry in the Beyonders series. Again, the world is deeply imaginative and fun—especially the torivors (AKA lurkers). But, again, just like ...
A fun, fast-paced read that simply does not let up. It’s based on the idea that some mysterious force has given a variety of superpowers to a small number of peop...
A fun, fast-paced, action / sci-fi story. It takes a look at war in the near future, with soldiers using robotic exoskeleton frames, drones that fly overhead to p...
Did not finish. I got about 1/5th of the way into the book and realized (a) I had absolutely no idea what was going on and (b) I was tuning in and out from bored...
The first part of the book sounds like the most primitive of young adult fantasies, with your stereotypical high school boy being suddenly ripped from his ordinar...
Another fun entry in the Mistborn series. Great action, fun characters, and the fun world of allomancy and feruchemy. The only downside is that this book seemed a...