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Zero World
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bookshelves: adult, sci-fi-or-futuristic, thriller-suspense, action-packed, asian-asian-american, poc, time-travel, unreliable-narrator, 2015-favorites, read-2015, aliens
Aug 25, 2015
bookshelves: adult, sci-fi-or-futuristic, thriller-suspense, action-packed, asian-asian-american, poc, time-travel, unreliable-narrator, 2015-favorites, read-2015, aliens
WHERE IS BOOK TWO.
I don't understand why so few people I know have read this, because it's incredibly fun.
If you liked Rachel Bach's Paradox scifi series or the Jason Bourne films (plus diverse MCs! Star Trek-y dilemmas! Spaaace.), this book is gonna rock your world. Also an easy transition for YA readers if you want to venture into adult SF.
Review to come.
I don't understand why so few people I know have read this, because it's incredibly fun.
If you liked Rachel Bach's Paradox scifi series or the Jason Bourne films (plus diverse MCs! Star Trek-y dilemmas! Spaaace.), this book is gonna rock your world. Also an easy transition for YA readers if you want to venture into adult SF.
Review to come.
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It's been kind of a random year for me, too. A few standouts, but lots of disappointments as well--plus I've had so little reading time, and I've struggled with having the headspace for fantasy or other complicated books when I do have time. I'm trying my best, but I don't know what I'm going to be able to plow through before the end of the year.
Also, where are the good zombie books?! It's been ages since we've had one. And it was a long time before The Girl with All the Gifts as well.

I kept sticking to my review pile in hopes that I'd finally conquer it and never really picked things up based on how I was feeling which is usually when I find my best reads. And yeah, nothing too complicated because I don't have time at all these days. Especially with the holiday season, I've been working crazy hours. I'm currently reading (and loving) Dear Mr. You as well as Fates and Furies but I'm not loving that one quite as much.
Apparently zombies were a fad and it has officially died out. I added this one recently, The Last Weekend: A Novel of Zombies, Booze, and Power Tools, but I'm very on the fence for obvious reasons. lol



Sh3lly--yay! I'm glad to see other people enjoying this, too. SO good. Have you read his other books? I'd never heard of this author before.
Tandie--heh. I'd happily take full control over everyone's reading lists. :D
Sandy--oh, I think you'd like this one! But yikes, $14 is crazy for an ebook. $10 is my cutoff point, and even then only if I REALLY REALLY want it, or it's a top 10 book I'm gifting to someone else. I don't blame you for waiting...but I might hound you a bit until you've read it. ;) It's really fun.

Consider me persuaded too Wendy, but I'm ..."
I absolutely loved the first Sirantha Jax book. Enjoyed the rest, but haven't read the very last book. I think I'm afraid of it! lol
I can't get into zombies either. I read Linnea Sinclair's Downhome Zombie Blues and couldn't make myself love it (I absolute worship everything else she writes). I even tried inserting a different word for the word "zombie" b/c her "zombies" weren't very zombie-like, and it just didn't work for me. So I totally understand where you're coming from. I keep wanting to watch Walking Dead b/c everyone talks about how awesome it is. I just... haven't convinced myself yet. :-)
