Tierra
Added to listEmerging Adultwith 8 books.
Not really related to the story, but I love that this series is narrated by Kevin from Welcome to Nightvale.
This one starts a little slow (full disclosure: however, I'm fresh off a reread through of Dungeon Crawler Carl and this would be extremely slow by comparison) but it does pick up around the half way mark.
By the point I was definitely intrigued and wanted to keep going. It's structured as a bit of a whodunnit and it's fascinating to see in what areas of personality Murder Bot has changed. It still is incredibly dry and sarcastic, but seems to be adapting more "human" attributes.
If you like the series, I say just push through.
Not really related to the story, but I love that this series is narrated by Kevin from Welcome to Nightvale.
This one starts a little slow (full disclosure: however, I'm fresh off a reread through of Dungeon Crawler Carl and this would be extremely slow by comparison) but it does pick up around the half way mark.
By the point I was definitely intrigued and wanted to keep going. It's structured as a bit of a whodunnit and it's fascinating to see in what areas of personality Murder Bot has changed. It still is incredibly dry and sarcastic, but seems to be adapting more "human" attributes.
If you like the series, I say just push through.
Not really related to the story, but I love that this series is narrated by Kevin from Welcome to Nightvale.
This one starts a little slow (full disclosure: however, I'm fresh off a reread through of Dungeon Crawler Carl and this would be extremely slow by comparison) but it does pick up around the half way mark.
By the point I was definitely intrigued and wanted to keep going. It's structured as a bit of a whodunnit and it's fascinating to see in what areas of personality Murder Bot has changed. It still is incredibly dry and sarcastic, but seems to be adapting more "human" attributes.
If you like the series, I say just push through.
Not really related to the story, but I love that this series is narrated by Kevin from Welcome to Nightvale.
This one starts a little slow (full disclosure: however, I'm fresh off a reread through of Dungeon Crawler Carl and this would be extremely slow by comparison) but it does pick up around the half way mark.
By the point I was definitely intrigued and wanted to keep going. It's structured as a bit of a whodunnit and it's fascinating to see in what areas of personality Murder Bot has changed. It still is incredibly dry and sarcastic, but seems to be adapting more "human" attributes.
If you like the series, I say just push through.
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