Is it tacky to be reading his upcoming Christmas present in front of him? 😂 So far he hasn‘t noticed.
Is it tacky to be reading his upcoming Christmas present in front of him? 😂 So far he hasn‘t noticed.
Sarya the Daughter, the last human of the title, is being brought up by Shenya the Widow, a praying mantis type alien, until a visitor to the space station where they live encourages Sarya to go on a quest for her own people, to find out what happened to them and why.
The opening, told from Shenya's point of view, and the ending are great but most of the middle is just a mess with it not being clear who is who much of the time.
This book repeats pages 219 to 250. I'm still not sure whether this is a printing error or whether it's supposed to represent one of the side effects of the memory transfer device. 🤷♂️
#TBRPile 📚 “Not so many years ago, Shenya the Widow was a void-cold killer. And as hobbies - no, passions - go, it was extraordinarily fulfilling.”
My #Netgalley rating is finally back up above 80%! Figured I‘d keep the ball rolling and get started on this March ARC 👍🏾
Finally finished this one. I never connected with the MC and I didn't get into the plot either. I do think there will be some who love it. It is the kind of book that can go either way. If you liked A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy you might like it. See my full review on my blog at www.thespineview.com. 3⭐⭐🤗
Ever just decide to try something completely different? I enjoyed stepping out of my normal genres with this 'space opera" I think that is the term ☺ Thanks to #netgalley for providing an ARC to review! Release: March 24, 2020