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⭐️2 🌶️2 (low heat) ”Dream a little dream” is an age gap, professor x student, dark romantic suspense novel. I was excited to read this because it follows a side character (Aaron) from ”All Wrapped Up” and I’ve been eating dark romances up latley, but unfortunately this wasn’t for me. My issues with this novel..
This book is a clear argument to hit the brakes on AI (specifically ASI) development and research until we have international regulatory safeguards in place. AI development is a ladder, and every rung climbed doubles the profit, except for the top rung, which ensures the extinction of humanity as we know it. The problem is,..
Extremely cogent and urgent message. Not always 100% in agreement but appreciate it all the same.
This is terrifyingly true. We should all be outside demanding the data centers are destroyed.
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This is a slow-burn romance. I was instantly intrigued and ended up reading the full series. Aaron is the child of serial killers, and Dr. Kenneth Lyons is someone who helped with the case that finally led to their arrest. Coincidence or not, Aaron runs into Kenneth years later and even takes classes and lectures..
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This is not a typical love story. But a start to a series that proves to bring more to table. This is my first C.F. White story. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but man oh man, what a ride. Be aware this book does not end with a HEA but leaves you wanting more..
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This was an intense story both emotionally and as a thriller. Aaron is troubled from his past. Kenny was part of Aaron’s troubled past through the situation with his parents. I enjoyed the danger and suspense that laced their relationship. Important note as to why this was only 4 stars on the story for me..
Dream a Little Dream by CF White Coming into this book, I had no frame of reference. I’d never listened to a CF White book before, and I was skeptical. But I looked at the rating on Goodreads, and was impressed. Then, I started listening, and was immediately sucked into the world of Kenneth Lyons..
This is not a book for ostriches. I pulled my head out of the sand and soaked it all up. Call it a jeremiad or a false alarm, but don’t forget that fate favors the prepared. This is an excellent piece of work.
Excellent book. Solid primer of why AI can go wrong and why we should pump the brakes. Scariest book I’ve ever read.