Shelby just never lets me down. It took me a while to write this review because of surgery prep, surgery, and recovery – life just got a bit much for review writing. But I still vividly remember the story and that, as usual, I loved it. What made this latest adventure with Shelby special? Let […]
The Accidental Human was better. Easily my favorite of the series so far. The humor is starting to feel a lot less forced, for one. I think the character felt a lot more authentic and even though there was still that annoying emphasis on swearing, it felt more appropriate in this character. I think it […]
meh. I’m continuing with this series for three reasons: I have several of them to read for audio review I’ve read newer series by this author that I REALLY enjoyed. Well and it’s not without potential. The thing is, the humor feels so incredibly forced. Like, I know that the goal is to make me […]
Fledge was a huge improvement for me from book 1. I was much less lost and really got into the story more this time. The brutality that you definitely saw in Clutch comes out super strong in Fledge and I love books that go there. The characters are still a little confusing for me, in […]
I didn’t love Clutch as much as I expected to and the main reason, I think, was that I spent too much time confused. I love the main character – Junco – and Tier is pretty great too. They’re definitely the reason I enjoyed it. But it’s quite a different world and things aren’t really […]
When Colleen told me she had another book in the Shelby world for me to read, I was – as always – ecstatic. And then she told me it was from Ramos’s point of view and I squeed. Thankfully this was an email exchange and I didn’t actually make a fool of myself! 🙂 Did […]
I loved this – it was so cool to see so many familiar characters at this pivotal stage of human/inderlander history. I do feel that the ending was a bit abrupt – like, “and you all know where this heads, so that’s it.” Personally, I feel like it opened up so many questions about Trent’s […]
I enjoyed Zero Day – I think it was definitely a good thing that the politics were so minor, since I’m feeling very political these days! What Worked: characters – loved Adie and felt like the portrayal of her brainwashing was fairly well done. I liked the difficulty she had trusting her parents or believing in them. […]
For a novella this was really really good. Lots of depth and relationship developments in such a short story. Loved it 🙂 I really enjoyed seeing the progress on McNab and Peabody relationship. Also some great scenes with Eve and Roarke. They’ve hit about 1 year of marriage and I love their relationship. He worries […]