The story was lacking in back story. It had a weak plot. Didn’t keep my interest from chapter three. I tried to stay with it but just didn’t grab me.
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I enjoyed the different perspectives on the end of violence against humans, and I’m even okay with the “how” part never being explained, as this would have spun the story in a completely different direction. However, I do think the plot contradicts itself in that Ann’s husband could hurt her by breaking the bottles, but..
I learn so much from KSR. Fantastic book that I will read again. Really inspiring and enlightening.
The entire book is about how humanity successfully mitigates climate change by transitioning to global communism and fossil fuel assets are destoyed by ecoterrorists. It’s a fantasy where all of the author’s far left political views become laws and norms following revolutions all around the world. For example, near the beginning of the book, India..
This was the hardest book I’ve ever had to listen to. The brutal intensity from the first word to the very last one was something that I have not experienced before in the nearly 800 titles I’ve listened to. Unbelievably well done. I’m still shaken from this book And I can’t imagine what the next..
A great continuation with a character I’ve come to love!
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Starting right off the bat, we’re put back into the shoes of our main character, a young man who’s normally isolationist in nature, but has to learn how to associate with the rest of humanity as part of his character growth. I really like this theme, and it’s one we saw in the first book..
Lots of whining
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I quite loved the first book and was a new favorite. This one? Felt like a waste of time.All the MC did was whine how he didnt need the guild and how he was soooo done with it. Then constantly putting up with it instead of leaving. Then letting people who try to murder him..
At this point in the series (book six) I’ve grown increasingly irritated. So far: The bad guys always succeed. The mental problems of the good guys always help the bad guys succeed. The last two attacks succeeded directly due to the complete mental breakdown of the two characters about to stop those attacks. Maggie –..
Yet again, we have another example of someone that has been affected by the woke, politically correct feministic ideology. not only do we have to suffer through the first 3 or 4 chapters with him constantly getting berated or put down by a female character that has no reason to be putting him down. But..
Honest Review Warning ⚠️ (If any of you have read my reviews before then you will know that I give more of a realistic even sometimes emotionally connected to the character’s review of the story. I don’t try to add anything into it.That isn’t a part of the book. So i’m not going to include..