pickThis third book in the Final Architecture series brings the trilogy to a satisfying close. Idris resists the plan to destroy the Architects, knowing they are compelled to obey their unseen masters. Meanwhile, a betrayal separates the crew of the Vulture God, and calls into question whether there can be a united front against the enemy. A fitting end to a brilliant and imaginative found family space opera. Loved it!
Rainy April day means hot chocolate and curling up with a big book.
I‘m enjoying this series a lot, but the constant references to this character‘s size (once she was described as having a “massive head”) are irritating and a bit sexist. The author doesn‘t do this with any other character, but he makes this woman sound like she‘s 7 ft tall and built like a linebacker.
If you like good sci-fi, the Sun Eater series is for you. Christopher Ruochhio is an outstanding writer and he has crafted a galaxy that I can't wait to explore.
Okay, I read about a third of this and all it is is a narrative of a guy playing a video game. Boring...
panWell shucks. In reading this review, take into account the fact that I skimmed the last third because I just couldn't take it anymore. I like the idea of a found family crew, a badass female protagonist, various hijinks, emotional investment in relationships between characters. 1/?
"Andecka Tal Mar: Intermediary in a three-crew ship named the Skipjack, currently operating with only two because every resource was stretched right now, especially the human kind."
Very happy to be reading this last book in the Final Architecture trilogy!
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Aaannd now we come to the downside of programmable tattoos. Which otherwise sound totally awesome, btw.
