David Soto

A crowning achievement

Revisado: 12-06-21

By far the strongest of Ada’a writing, yet and that is saying something after the last book. The reading should be rewarded. Such a deep and satisfying book and performance.

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Music for my ears and brain

Revisado: 12-08-19

A great book to help you understand why music may matter so much to you (and maybe not so much for others.)

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That was fun!

Revisado: 09-25-18

Wow, didn’t realize this have me laughing so much. What a great take on the POV from a robot/cyborg/android (?). Plenty of suspense, and action packed in here too. Already downloading the sequels

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Best one yet?

Revisado: 02-06-18

It’s a crazy thought but I think this is my favorite book of the series. Of course, that would mean that both book 1 and book 3 are in my top 10 list of all time. Book 2 was so satisfying to have answers from book 1. This one rises from off the shoulders of those two books. T.Ryder Smith seems more involved in this one, too. A really excellent job by him.

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An amazing first contact story and great introduction to Okorafor

Revisado: 12-09-17

A rich and entertaining story, Lagoon, reminds me of my favorite Twilight Zone stories. Fascinating writing about how we as people react to change in our world, our cites, our lives. Wonderful descriptions, dialogue and great pacing make this book a great joy to read. I am excited to read more of her work! Huge shout out the performers. I would have not gotten the full richness of the dialects had I read the print version.

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Not bad.

Revisado: 11-03-17

Fun writing style and some interesting concepts here. I wish he would have spent more time on some of the deeper themes about war and lost love. Maybe that would’ve made the book less fun for some but I personally would have been more invested in the book had he done that. I would give another book of his a try.

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Just when it was getting good

Revisado: 06-28-17

Felt a little sluggish in the middle but like the last book the ending is exciting and captivating.

There are plenty of scenes to make you blush in this one, more than the first book. This book is so not SFW.

A strange bonus from this book is the best description of how cakes are made. If the first book made you never look at the moon the same then this one will make you look at cakes the same.

Good follow up to the last book. Ian is really teasing us with a GOT like saga here. A little frustrating with the pacing but overall I liked it.

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That was fun

Revisado: 04-09-17

A really fun, laugh out loud book. The book moves at a great pace and is packed with action, humor and great dialogue.
I see the comparison with star ship troopers, but it breaks that mold in a clever way. Actually there seems to be a few nods to older science fiction. At points I feel like it was going to fall into some out dated cliches but thankfully doesn't.

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A great follow up to Too Like the Lightning

Revisado: 03-25-17

A different reader was something to get used to but it is done very well.
The story itself reveals many of the mysteries put forth in the first book. You might actually want to reread the first book so can enjoy all background and reveals in Seven Surrenders.
Really looking forward to more books in this series no matter who reads it!

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