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An interesting idea, perhaps not executed as well as it could have been - mostly because it felt rushed. Perhaps pressures from the company dictated the pace of the story but some natural development would have made it better instead of forced.
Still an enjoyable comic - while the execution failed them the characters are memorable.
I picked up this book beacause I thought it would be a moody mystery, but no, it was more a romance thriller and not a particularly appealing one imo.
Why are all the men in these books controlling and creepy? Why do so may of the protagonists have daddy issues?
My name is Kazimir Wolfe, people call me ‘Kaz’, except they don’t. I never use …
Similar energy to the Expeditionary Force books, but the author has made a real effort to create different characters. And a very different world.
I enjoyed it a great deal but would have liked to know more about what is going on by the end. The author’s writing has great charisma but some rough spots in the pacing.
Ryland Grace is the sole survivor on a desperate, last-chance mission--and if he fails, humanity and the earth itself will …
1643: A small group of Parliamentarian soldiers are ambushed in an isolated part of Northern …
Someone told me this book was The Descent meets Midsommer and I think that is just about the perfect description.
Creepy as heck, eerie and moody and just freaking weird- do NOT read this at a lonely cabin in the dark of winter.
»Ich bin ein Jude. Hat nicht ein Jude Augen? Hat nicht ein Jude Hände, Gliedmaßen, Werkzeuge, Sinne, Neigungen, Leidenschaften? (…) …
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William Shakespeare is the best known writer in all of English literature and has not earned this reputation without reason. …
This collection of Clarke’s work was originally published in 1953, when it was selected as one of the best science …
Bestseller Osman’s diverting third Thursday Murder Club mystery (after 2021’s The Man Who Lived Twice) delivers laughs along with a …
She Who Became the Sun reimagines the rise to power of the Ming Dynasty’s founding …
This is not a book about sunshine and kindness. This is a book about searing self-belief, survival, and steely-eyed determination. An excellent world, a gripping story, and memorable characters.
