Only seven chapters long, 'All Systems Red' moves along at a snappy pace, following the tale of Murderbot, an angry, dismissive robot learning how to deal with autonomy and other people during crisis. Can relate.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman
While I don't quite agree that 'Thunderhead' beats 'Scythe,' they're absolutely comparable in terms of quality.
Book Review: Valiant
A study in edges, where Faerieland meets big city, where drug addiction meets magic, where homelessness meets whimsy.
Book Review: Nightstruck
I dust my hands of this nonsense.
Book Review: Nyxia
A swift, fun read with plenty of twists and surprises, cunning strategic moves, and touching moments between characters.
Book Review: The Cruel Prince
I recommend this book. I just do. But it's especially appropriate for lovers of faerie fantasy, political intrigue, brutal, bloody struggles, and powerful women.
Book Review: Scythe
I recommend Scythe for readers who enjoy thoughtful philosophical exploration, grim reaper aesthetic, subtle dystopia, and clever plot twists.
Book Review: Sabriel
I recommend Sabriel for readers who like somewhat dark things with a bright twist and who like intelligent, capable female characters.
Book Review: The Traitor’s Game
I would recommend The Traitor's Game for readers who like quick romances, enemies-to-lovers paradigms, and spy thrillers in a fantasy setting.
Book Review: The Language of Thorns
Fairy tales have a tradition of presenting moral conclusions and this collection sticks to that tradition, but with a modern spin.
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