The Stars are Legion
Some of the most inventive, creepy world building I’ve ever seen. Gross yet also mesmerizing. Nice to read sci-fi that’s more organic, less manufactured.
That's what I read (mostly)
Some of the most inventive, creepy world building I’ve ever seen. Gross yet also mesmerizing. Nice to read sci-fi that’s more organic, less manufactured.
This was lighthearted fluff, which is what I asked for. (I do enjoy being able to filter by mood!) He’s a werewolf and she’s a vegetarian database programmer and witch.
Doomsday Book is one of those books that stuck with me years later. Blackout and All Clear might too. Only time will tell.
This is not a deep series and it’s still great fun. I admit it got a bit repetitive and by the time I got to book 8 or so I was ready to be done and move onto something else.
Zombie books aren’t really my thing — I can’t think of any others I’ve read — and I love these books.
I found the first book really slow going and almost dropped the series. But it picked up towards the end and just improved from there. I love it now.
Very dark in spots but not hopeless. A great read, and I’m looking forward to more of the story.
A difficult book to read yet perhaps the best sense of place I’ve ever seen. If you love London like I do, you’ll probably like this book.