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Not Till We Are Lost: Bobiverse, Book 5 by Dennis E. Taylor

Not yet in database, so tagged another book in the series.

A seamless continuation of the first book. However, things start to become more serious as the universe starts to weigh more heavily on the Bobs‘ shoulders.

REVIEW HERE: http://debbybrauer.org/#for-we-are-many

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1. 1 fluently, English. A few years of HS and college Spanish, but I‘d never consider myself anywhere near fluent there.

2. For We Are Many, great series! Recommend if you enjoyed Murderbot

3. 1, I‘ve been feeling under the weather, so last night it was toast.

4. 😂🙄🤔

5. Anybody interested who hasn‘t yet😉

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I 💙 this universe trekking series!

Bob was cryogenically frozen when he died and after his death his consciousness was bought and downloaded into a computer to help mankind when we‘ve about pushed our species to the brink of extinction...book 2 continues right where book one left off, with Bob and his clones trying to herd cantankerous humans to new planets & making first contacts, not all of them friendly.

* Recommended if you enjoy Murderbot

Solid seconds

Book 2 of The Bobiverse Trilogy is a nice addition to the series. It picks up right where Book 1 leaves off. Overall, I think Book 2 is a little better than the first one. I like this series because it‘s easy to listen to, the narrator is good, and it doesn‘t get overly complicated, which some sci-fi novels tend to do. The story gets better as it goes, and I‘ll probably go ahead and begin Final book of the series. Overall rating: 4.22

I just finished the final book in this set, and it definitely delivered. The entire series is amazing, It has the right level of science fiction to humanity ratio. I hope that the author comes back to this series, it could expanded on in so many ways. The series coming to a close is the only thing I didn't like. In its own way that should speak volumes about how perfect this series is.