pickIf you‘ve been following me long enough you‘d know I LOVE all Seanan McGuire books. This one in the InCryptid series has everything I‘d normally hate - romance, POV changes, and cliffhanger endings - but I still read this every spare moment I got and finished it in 2 days.
Today I offer no filter, please admire my math-themed t-shirt (very appropriately chosen for the book)
I am posting one book per day from my to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new - don‘t judge me I have a lot of books.
Join the fun if you want. This is day 293.
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pickSeanan McGuire never disappoints and Imaginary Numbers was better than I even thought it could be! Even if it did end on a hell of a cliffhanger. And the Novella at the back was wonderful also
“Human morality is only absolute because the humans won the war to see who would be the dominant species of this planet. We live by the moral and ethical standards of a species whose dominion is built on bones.” - Martian Baker
“People feel smart when they tell you ‘Frankenstein‘ was the doctor, not the monster. They‘re wrong. Frankenstein - Dr. Frankenstein - was always the monster. That‘s the whole point. Sometimes evil is so damn beautiful it hurts.” -Martin Baker
“Nobody gets to pick where they‘re born or who they‘re born to, but everybody gets to pick their family. Make good choices with yours.” -Alice Healy
“A lies a lie, even when it‘s wearing Sunday clothes. That doesn‘t teman a lie is necessarily the wrong choice. Just that you shouldn‘t pretend it‘s something that it‘s not.” -Alice Healy
“There‘s no such thing as doing absolutely no harm. Human, cuckoo, it doesn‘t matter. Everybody hurts and is hurt, in the grand cycle of being alive. But minimizing the damage... that matters”
“I love my father, and he is who he is because of someone with a shovel and a dream.” -Sarah on her revenant father.
Imaginary Numbers (InCryptid, #9) | 
