Book Review: The Gate of the Feral Gods by Matt Dinniman
The mayhem continues, and this time they are in a bubble. Not just any bubble.
Read MoreBook Review: Artemis by Andy Weir
Jazz soon becomes the city’s most wanted criminal after she takes a sketchy job for a rich businessman named Trond. This job goes sour quickly and the aftermath uncovers a city-wide conspiracy that might lead the city into ruin. It is up to Jazz and an assortment of her motley friends to sabotage the conspiracy to save the city from the gangsters that want to turn it into an industrial dictatorship.
Read MoreBook Review: Foundation by Asimov
I recommend this book to those that want a more subtle look at how people obtain power on large scales and the tools that people use to manipulate others.
Read MoreBook Review: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
It is hard to express the love I have for this book without showing a gif of me just waving my arms around.
Read MoreBook Review: I am Legend by Richard Matheson
This is a very well-written and exciting book to read. It is easy to get caught up in the peril and suspense the main character faces on a daily basis. You can’t help but put yourself in his shoes and imagine what kind of hell it would be like to survive in such a desolate and unforgiving world.
Read MoreBook Review: The Stone Sky by N.K. Jemisin
The Stone Sky is the third and final book in N.K. Jemisin’s Broken Earth Trilogy accomplishes the difficult task of ending the complicated story in a way that is both exciting and satisfying. It was rewarding to finally learn about how the moon was sent away.
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