Jordan Bayles

This book was very thought provoking for me and helpful for dismantling the implicit perspective on sexuality I was carrying thanks to growing up in the Mormon churcn.

The story is completely told through dialogue, which I found intriguing and in fact was the reason I initially picked it up. Thoroughly enjoyed the manic protagonist, and the social commentary. Would recommend.

Phenomenal novel. One of my favorites this year. Excellent character growth. Can't say enough good things about it so I won't here.

Delicious and kind of trashy. Absolutely enjoyed it.

Definitely on the grosser side for King, but enjoyable none the less. Great character descriptions... I definitely wanted to throttle Jim Renney.

Fascinating and thought provoking. Definitely enjoyed it, and expanded on my previous conceptions on multi modal thought processes.

Love the engineer fodder. Great descriptions, and a heartwarming story of human tenacity.

Great science fiction novel. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Rarely does a novel make me so fully contemplate my own reality and especially my own mortality. The realistic depiction and gradual unveiling of the effects of early onset Alzheimer's truly hit me hard. I would definitely recommend this book, but–at least in my experience–you are going to want tissues.

This book was a struggle for me. I barely managed to rally through it, and I'm not sure how I feel about completing it. I'd recommend skipping the audiobook especially D:.

Too dry military style diction for me. Lots of time spent on combat protocol, etc. Pretty well done but not my jam.

Almost too wholesome for me but Haig does a good job of not being too much. I really enjoyed this novel.

I adore this novel. It has it all: romance plot, intrigue, murder, mystery, time travel, ominous and mysterious figures, romanticization of the past, excellent character descriptions and growth. Definitely one of my favorite books of all time.

Excellent memoir, and short. Gave me a lot to think about regarding my personal philosophy and the concept of “perfect moments”