Aron

I thought I was going to read about robots, instead I read about robots and a treatise on purpose, western liberalism, and justice.

This is probably my favorite book series I have read in a very long time. The prose and plot really captivated me. A story about telling stories is one of my favorite literary devices.

All this is shadowed by how devastated I am upon learning that the third book will likely never come out. Like a punch to the gut. 

Audiobook version. It was both very well written and performed by the author. Was it good? Yes, but it was sad and I would not listen again. A sad tale of abuse and someone that needed help but did not get it when she needed it.

A profoundly interesting and thought provoking read. It was a really entertaining experience to slowly start to understand what is going on as you work through the way the book is structured. It's one of those books I wish I could forget reading just so that I could read it again for the first time. 

I mostly liked this, but the ending was a let down. The first 75% of the book was really strong, I love a story that tells sub stories. The last quarter felt rushed and a bit wishy washy in how certain plot devices worked. I get that endings are hard, but considering that this was such a short book I would have expected the end to be a bit more satisfying. I have only read Hamiltons works and I could feel his influence here, not sure of the other author.