Review from If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies →
Artificial Super Intelligence is a threat that can and must be prevented, this book logically outlines how and why we must do so.
Review from Dream a Little Dream →
I wasn’t crazy about this at first, and I doubt I will continue the series. I thought each book was a different pairing, I didn’t realize that it was the same couple and an VERY slow burn it sounds like! Not my taste. The storyline with Aaron’s parents is interesting, his mom is sooo creepy!
Review from If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies →
At the moment, I find it entertaining in the way a well constructed conspiracy anthology is entertaining: it has momentum, it is confidently narrated, it stitches disparate cues into a single totalizing story, and it rewards the reader with the pleasurable sensation of “seeing the hidden structure”. To be fair, it is not empty sensationalism…
Review from Long Way Home →
If this is going to be your 1st journey in the “Hayven Celestia” Universe, I would recommend the Trilogy “The Kanti Cycle” to ease you into the series 1st; Unless you are an Erotica regular…then by all means dive right in! The book is mostly character development and progression of the overarching story of this..
The authors don’t explain the mechanics of Ai that would lead to the death of humanity. No scenario models presented. No signals from the future indicating plausible areas of specific concern. The thesis is backed only by “this is how human’s behave and have behaved around theologies more powerful than themselves.
Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t think this told us necessarily anything that we didn’t already suspect. What I did thoroughly enjoy About this Was how specific The authors Were on possible scenarios. It really helped create a sense of understanding. I also appreciated how many different ways that they gave at the end..
Review from If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies →
A very clear and straightforward argument for corporations and governments and all of us to stop for a moment, recognize our mortal danger, and implement regulations to protect ourselves. Also, lacking the ability to get our sh*t together in time, cherish the lives we have at this moment and the simple joys of being human.
Review from Dream a Little Dream →
The story of Kenny and Aaron is written between mysteries to be solved and a past that Aaron tries to leave behind but never manages to do so. Piers Ryman does a spectacular job as narrator. He differentiates the voices, making the listener enjoy it twice as much.
It is great to see another side of C.F. White’s creative mind, a dark and thrilling romantic suspense with a murder mystery, past secrets and a forbidden attraction. The song “Dream a Little Dream” will never be the same for me again, and I will always think of Aaron Jones, the son of two monsters…
Review from Dream a Little Dream →
This isn’t a light romance desire turns into obsession, and love is tangled with secrets and risk. Some moments feel deliberately slow or heavy, which may not be for everyone, but they suit the dark tone of the story well. Dream a Little Dream is intense, provocative, and haunting. Perfect for readers who enjoy forbidden..