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I know what it’s like to be a killer and it doesn’t include the soft freshman adoration of a woman like Reed has for the girl.

I usually don’t do horror stories but wanted something for Halloween. I thought it was an amazing group of stories. The narrator was able to pull you into each story.

Loved this story. I was drawn into the book as if I were right there in the action along with the characters.

Reed is a killer; all of the simpering description of Reeds adoration of Banks doesn’t compute, boring and noncontributory.

I could have been like Chris; my platoon sergeant said I was a paid professional kilker. But I went to medical school. I felt this exciting story.

Ever since reading the Three Body Problem trilogy (different author), I’ve had a hunger for a book or series that takes our world today and leads us into possible futures with technology and environment changing people and culture. This book fed that hunger well. In addition, the brilliant multi-narrator format keeps the different subplots easy..

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This is more of the same, but I feel like it’s drifting toward more and more villain and ancillary character POV’s. It seemed like less than half the time was actually about Silence. Since the others are either bad guys or morons, it makes me lose interest. It took me a really long time to..

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Some interesting climate solutions sprinkled into a sexist, socialist, globalist, environmentalist fever dream. I also get Ted Kaczyinski vibes, somebody put her on a watchlist.

She stood for her rights and he conformed. Even though he was open to change it was her determination that drove him.

It was a good summary of what is known and verifiable about the murders. It also includes a background sketch of the victims and the accused. I listened to another audiobook on the same subject and thought this was more comprehensive.