

I really enjoyed this one from Dinniman. It's hard not to see it in the context of 2026 and the genocide in Palestine and America's relationship to it.
I really enjoyed this one from Dinniman. It's hard not to see it in the context of 2026 and the genocide in Palestine and America's relationship to it.

I thought this was pretty good but it didn't fully grab my like other Hamilton works have. I especially enjoy his trilogy, Night's Dawn. The commonwealth stuff I find okay but less interesting for whatever reason.
I am going to finish this duology out though. It was an interesting enough journey for me to see it through to the end. The fallers are a good sci-fi enemy and the Void is a fun concept.
I thought this was pretty good but it didn't fully grab my like other Hamilton works have. I especially enjoy his trilogy, Night's Dawn. The commonwealth stuff I find okay but less interesting for whatever reason.
I am going to finish this duology out though. It was an interesting enough journey for me to see it through to the end. The fallers are a good sci-fi enemy and the Void is a fun concept.
Updated a reading goal:
Read 30 books by December 31, 2025
Progress so far: 50 / 30 166%

A page-turner from Laymon, even if it feels kind of ridiculous sometimes. It's amazing how everyone in this book is unlikable and you kind of want them to fail, except potentially Judy, but you still find yourself rooting for a character.
It's a fun romp with lots of violence and sex to keep you turning the pages.
A page-turner from Laymon, even if it feels kind of ridiculous sometimes. It's amazing how everyone in this book is unlikable and you kind of want them to fail, except potentially Judy, but you still find yourself rooting for a character.
It's a fun romp with lots of violence and sex to keep you turning the pages.