B. Pope

A great capstone to the trilogy.

Revisado: 02-01-23

great action and the author stayed with the story to the end. I really liked how the story was wrapped up. leaving room for new stories but finishing up things the way they should be. If you read this book or any of the previous parts of the trilogy, don't be squeamish. You have to realize you're not reading something with revisionist, me too history. The story contains many elements the characters and we ourselves, find cruel.

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A story about vengeance and family traditions.

Revisado: 01-29-23

The story starts slow. It focuses on the challenges of a teenage girl's life. At first she is opposed to the family business but eventually becomes a participant. As the story is told there are times when it seems like it's going in multiple directions. Sometimes we like a simpler focus but this was about the main character's life and life can be complicated.

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Ended up being okay.

Revisado: 01-10-23

The start of the book became a bit preachy about environmentalism but eventually it became a neat little story about someone wanting something and the choices made, good and bad, to meet those ends.

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A little predicable but an okay story

Revisado: 11-26-21

Katee Sackhoff is a good actor and many of the other performers were good actors as well. I enjoyed their delivery of this audio story even though it felt a bit predictable. No matter what your opinion was you knew who was going to win, you knew how it was going to play out, and there wasn't a twist. it was well performed and the writing was okay although not inspired. Not bad for an audible original but it might have been nice to explore the gray a little more and not keep things so neatly black and white.

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I I enjoyed reading their struggles and challenges

Revisado: 11-23-21

an interesting kind of anthology. focus on one species in the many different things that can happen in their lives over a long time.. and then put them in the world with lots of its own adventures. I liked it. some things for predictable that's how is everything in life so that wasn't too bad. It was just very refreshing to watch the author write a new world alive. sometimes it would be cool if some things could be woven in they're completely alien to us and our imaginations but that's a tall task for anybody.

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What a great suspenseful mystery!

Revisado: 10-30-21

Alex Michaelides did a wonderful job with his writing and what's his story. I found myself always wanting to know more end believes that the content was so believable he didn't try to stretch my imagination with bombast your technology just a story about people and how they are. the conclusion of the suspense is very gratifying and the story overall reflected just how much Greek tragedy has influenced his work. I enjoyed the story and interviews afterwards and I will be reading another one of his books,

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she didn't even know how disconnected she was

Revisado: 09-29-21

I don't think Carrie Fisher was a bad person. I think she struggled like we all do and I think she was around people that taught her to be a bit more judgmental than was helpful. she did learn quite a bit about herself from her journeys and struggles with alcohol and drugs. Ultimately I don't think she ever got happy, at least not during this book. She says that the book is a companion to her speaking tour about the same issues; that showed. I also felt that as an entertainer she forgot that the only reason her career existed was because of people who enjoyed the work that she did. The contempt she had for the things that made her famous with fans that adored her was obvious and ultimately unjustified. She was a complex woman with history just as messed up as anybody but I wonder if she ever really accepted how privileged her life was.

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A fine story that makes you think about the world

Revisado: 07-24-21

What a great story with analysis and attention to detail. Many of Huxley's points really hit home today and make us question if we aren't living in a version of the Brave New World today.

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