• Au­thor: Sara King
• Rat­ing: ★ ★
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Review:

Sigh. The 1st book was too gory. The 2nd book was ad­ven­ture. The 3rd book is shame­less.

So, it starts with a twist, sets some things up, then wan­ders around for hun­dreds of pages do­ing noth­ing much, then ends with what amounts to ad­ver­tis­ing for a sec­ond tril­o­gy. Prob­a­bly not both­er­ing.

• Au­thor: Sara King
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Review:

It's a fun se­ries, and a fast read. The au­thor has turned down the gore from the 1st book, which is IMO an im­prove­men­t, since a hero that joins an or­ga­ni­za­tion that dis­solves asth­mat­ic kids heads is a bit of a stretch, and has turned it more in­to an ad­ven­ture thing.

• Au­thor: Sara King
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★ ★
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• Au­thor: S.B. Di­vya
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★ ★
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• Au­thor: Ada Palmer
• Rat­ing: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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Review:

This book is sooooooooooo good.

At first it was hard to fol­low, too many char­ac­ter­s, too many things hap­pen­ing, the world too strange. About half through the book it all clicked and it be­came ab­surd­ly en­joy­able. I am lit­er­al­ly in pain be­cause the sec­ond part of the duol­o­gy is not avail­able yet.

Al­so, the idea of world­build­ing so that the most im­por­tant en­ter­prise for hu­mankind is sort of a free Uber is hi­lar­i­ous.