Time to catch up with MurderBot.
Time to catch up with MurderBot.
I liked this one. Lil murder mystery vibes in with the sci-fi, more lighthearted than the previous 2, but good insight into Murderbot‘s mounting frustrations in Network Effect
Going to remember #serieslove2024 tag this time
After much deliberation I decided to read in publication order instead of the chronological, this flowed really well after HOME. The 1st full length novel did not disappoint, more sass, more emotion, new friends, old friends -even if Murderbot doesn‘t want to admit they are friends.
It's wonderful how Wells continues to keep the tone and the plot development without loosing the quality of the storytelling ❤
#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
#ExitInTitle ⬅️⬆️➡️⬇️ #ItTakesAllKinds ☘️🌈🌷🌞
#BookNerd 🤓📚💙
How sad am I that the Murderbot story arc is over! I definitely see this whole series becoming one of my major comfort reads.
I love being in Murderbot‘s world! I was a little thrown that this one skipped back in time, so if you‘re reading the series for the first time I might change up the order and read this as the 5th installment not the 6th.
I should‘ve had more faith in Martha Wells and trusted that I would enjoy this series just as much in novel length.
This one felt a bit more to the point and it continues the general plot of the last book.
It still feels like the author's general understanding of non-hetero relationships is minimal at best and half the time feels like a joke.
At least ART is back and I'm glad for it.