This is a very easy read (listen) with a Murderbot aka rogue security android becoming more and more a very decent human #told_by_a_woman #serieslove2024
This is a very easy read (listen) with a Murderbot aka rogue security android becoming more and more a very decent human #told_by_a_woman #serieslove2024
This continues to have a very interesting plot but still lacks any distinguishable human characters. I am very aware this is deliberately done but it's hard to be interested in the characters when they are cardboard cutouts compared to Murderbot.
At least the author stopped beating us over the head with “Murderbot just wants to watch their soaps and has social anxiety“
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📚Currently reading:
📕The Goblin Emperor - A chapter a day.
📕A Storm of Swords - A chapter a day
📙Lord of The Necropolis - Reading before bed.
🎧Emma
🎧Night of the Hunter
Progress:
This felt like a very slow reading week, even though I finished all my due chapters of ASOS. I hope next week I'll dive back into Murderbot (I'm a little bit behind on my reading challenge)
The 3rd installment wasn‘t my favorite to date, but it was definitely a lot of fun! And I found myself marveling that Wells was able to once again draw me in and get me immediately invested in a new cast of characters while still advancing Murderbot‘s main storyline all in the span of a short novella.
I‘m really enjoying these, I did think the ending was really sudden on this 1 though. #serieslove2024 @TheSpineView @Andrew65
Dinner was at my favorite place, having some super yummy chicken hibachi! 😋💕
I just finished this Murderbot book today, and I'm jumping into the next one tonight! I can't believe how much I'm enjoying this series so far! 🤖
Flew through this one, even though it‘s an audiobook and I usually only listen to them while driving. It was a reread and it didn‘t take long to remember why I had like this particular instalment, despite the series overall blending together in my memory. If you like snarky, ungendered, cyborg, reluctant killing machines, this is a series for you.
"Who knew being a heartless killing machine would present so many moral dilemmas."
#murderbot #scifi
4/5⭐ The feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeels. Wells really knows how to use the novella length to maximum effect. #doublespin
Another fantastic installment in the Murderbot diaries.
I absolutely love this series. I want to hurry up and read them all, and at the same time, go slow to savor and make it last. #readerdilemmas
The Murderbot series continues to delight me with this entry following our protagonist through a nearly-abandoned station seeking answers about the past.
Amid the ensuing mayhem, some questions are answered while more are raised, and Murderbot's interactions with humans continue to challenge their worldview.
Looking forward to getting my hands on the next volume, as always!
Love these reads between those “big” book reads. You have to love these Murderbot Diaries. Loved Miki, sad he had to go.
Another good installment in the #MurderbotDiaries #Series I didn‘t enjoy this one as much as the other two but it was still very good. Perhaps it was because it has been so long since I read the others?
Third in the series, this one finds Murderbot crossing paths with Miki, an innocent, trusting human-like robot, while he continues investigating GrayCris. Miki and her human companion are this volume's contribution to the wonderful array of characters Wells is creating for us in this series. This was another good adventure.
Listening to these while I do all of my little tasks is so enjoyable
Or Miki was a bot who had never been abused or lied to or treated with anything but indulgent kindness. It really thought its humans were its friends, because that‘s how they treated it.
I signaled Miki I would be withdrawing for one minute. I needed to have an emotion in private.
If you had to take care of humans, it was better to take care of small soft ones who were nice to you and thought you were great because you kept preventing them from being murdered.
Oh Murderbot.
When GrayCris, the company who threatened its clients in All Systems Red, makes more noise, Murderbot decides to go investigate one of their other holdings. Posing as a security consultant, Murderbot travels to the plant Milu where GrayCris is beginning operations to get data to shut GrayCris down once and for all.
Finished 2/24/2022
Oh, Miki. 😭 Aside from what ended up being higher stakes in the end, this retained the feel of the series of Murderbot Diaries as a whole that I've come to love: snarky, inadvertently protective of all squishy humans, still trying to do right, solve mysteries, while figuring out what they want to do with their life beyond the next crisis, providing the reader insight into what it means to show compassion, even if you're not classified as human.
I don't suppose they put that on the logo...
#2022Book98
I didn‘t like this one as much as the first two. The best character from the second book wasn‘t in this one, so the banter between him and the main character left a pretty big hole in the dialogue. And the plot in this one didn‘t feel as original as the first two books.
I'm on the Murderbot train and can't stop won't stop. This was a more action packed installment as Murderbot goes to investigate more about the shady GrayCris company. As usual, our favorite AI gets roped into helping some silly humans not die.
#SeriesRead2022 @TheSpineView
More of the murderbot series! I‘m loving these short pieces- if they were all chapters in a book I‘d go thru them in a minute. I‘m kinda enjoying how I‘m being forced to pace myself tho, and also how the books are basically independent. This universe is so great, and all the characters are so genuine, I can‘t get enough of it.
These just keep getting better. I love the biting humor and self-deprecation as well as the intense action.
#SeriesRead2022 @TheSpineView
This one might be my favorite yet. Murderbot is finally getting some answers, or more like clues I guess, to the mystery of why GrayCris attacked DeltFall in the first book.
New characters, more action, and another great story!
Murderbot is just the best, caring about things despite themself... this was a great vacation read!
This is book 3 in the Murderbot series, and it was a fun listen, though not quite as intriguing as the previous two. I look forward to more in the series! 3.5⭐️
It‘s finally the summer holidays 🙌 and no better way to celebrate than with a smoothie and the third installment of Murderbot in which it gets a little closer to unravelling the mystery, has inconvenient Emotions and, once again, has to rescue humans from their unwise decisions. I ❤️ Murderbot.
I‘m at a work conference in Vegas this week. And that means Rhumbar tonight.
I am sooo loving the Murderbot Diaries.
The third entry in the Murderbot series is as entertaining as the others. A fun series.
Absolutely loving this series, each book just gets better and better
These novellas get better and better. Murderbot is even more sarcastic and the adventure is more exciting and entertaining. Wells is a genius. I‘m going to have to buy copies of all of the novellas so I can reread them, dang it. 😂
Once again, Murderbot‘s efforts to uncover the secret, sordid history of the company that owned them are interrupted by having to rescue some humans in over their heads. What‘s a Murderbot to do?
Murderbot is so freaking relatable, & I love it. Their desire to escape into their media, their aversion to interacting with people. We get some more world building, more reasons to dislike The Company, character growth, & a tease of an ending!🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
I love murderbot more than carrot cake (& I really love carrot cake) 🥕 thank goodness this finally came in from the library— even though it came yesterday & I had to WAIT to read it until my family finally left— the third is just as tasty as the first two ❤️ I‘ve already lined up the next installment 🤖
Rogue Protocol/Exit Strategy Murderbot is on the run and investigating its own violent past, the evil GrayCris corporation, and the kidnapping of MB‘s client/guardian Dr. Mensah. Lots of snark, intrigue, shoot-outs and a very amusing storyline that involves Murderbot realizing it is feeling more emotions that it really wants to. https://cannonballread.com/2022/01/rogue-protocol-the-murderbot-diaries-and-exit...
Martha Wells delivered another winner with Rogue Protocol. It could be read as a stand-alone and still enjoyed but I certainly recommend reading as a series. This one continues Murderbot on her quest for justice and evidence. In the process, she meets new “clients” and befriends a robot. Of course, the standout here is her insane sarcasm. Gotta love a non-human that can joke.
This series just keeps getting better and better! Our favorite SecUnit belongs to the group of most endearing non-human characters one can get attached to, and I have Data and The Doctor (why hello Enterprise and Voyager) in that list too. 50 more pages to go and hoping I‘ll finish the book before I turn in for the night.
I forgot how abruptly this one ends! Feels kinda weird. Still fun, though.
I love the bit at the beginning where Murderbot is trying SO hard to pretend it doesn't care about the people it's travelling with. (I believe it that it hates their stupid arguments... but it does care!)
Murderbot was really going through some feelings this time round - after accidentally intervening to save some humans while trying to do some sneaky recon to find evidence against GreyCris to help (favourite human) Dr. Mesah - and getting stuck in the resulting drama. Absolutely loved Miki - and MurderBots continuing struggles with self preservation and caring.
I love these books and am enjoying the heck out of ‘em. This one seemed even more fun and snarky - I laughed out loud and shared pieces with my husband (who only raised his eyebrows at me; but didn‘t discourage me, so…) Dang humans. 🤖 #MurderBot #SciFi #DogsofLitsy 🐶 #EstherAssisting It was Esther‘s 11th birthday yesterday 🥳 #Griff #WHPG #Series #iRARELYreadseriesbooks
The Murderbot Diaries have continued to be incredibly entertaining. In the 2nd book, he meets ART, a clever research transport pilot who helps him change his appearance to more easily pass as an augmented human. On the opposite end of the spectrum is Miki, the bot in the 3rd book who is annoyingly cheerful & naive. The thing that constantly surprises me about these books is the humor & the unexpected heartbreaks. It reminds me of the show Firefly.
Martha Wells continues to impress me with the way Murderbot is portrayed. And as much as I love the characterization that takes place, the plot is just as good. No time is wasted introducing a new cast of characters with each novella. And there is plenty of action and suspense to go around. I cannot get enough Murderbot! #scifi
Full Review https://www.behindthepages.org/post/rogue-protocol-by-martha-wells-book-review
I'm really getting into this series, now that I've switched over to the audiobooks. Murderbot is once again forced to aid a group of stupid humans, against his better judgement and his own well-being. I'm glad I continued the series. 4 🤖🤖🤖🤖
1st book finished for #AudioAthon #LittenListen @aperfectmjk
Approximately 7 hrs, 20 mins & counting for #20in4Readathon... approximate because I keep messing up the stopwatch 🤦♀️ I‘m hoping to get in another hour of audio & about half hour of reading before bedtime. Nowhere near 20 hours but I‘m feeling good about completing 3 books 😊 Thanks for hosting @Andrew65 !
I'm totally hooked on these. Have I mentioned that recently? Lol.