Ninett
Interesting, human-centered take on the disease-wrecks-civilisation story, with a hopeful ending. The representations of the human need for belonging and the world building were excellent. I liked the protagonist.
On the flip side, the writing didn’t strike the chord for me, though that may be a matter of taste. The temporal to-and-fro structure didn’t keep me as interested as a more linear storyline might have. I didn’t like the thread of the famous guy, which took up too much novel real estate in my opinion.
Interesting, human-centered take on the disease-wrecks-civilisation story, with a hopeful ending. The representations of the human need for belonging and the world building were excellent. I liked the protagonist.
On the flip side, the writing didn’t strike the chord for me, though that may be a matter of taste. The temporal to-and-fro structure didn’t keep me as interested as a more linear storyline might have. I didn’t like the thread of the famous guy, which took up too much novel real estate in my opinion.