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Sleeves and stacks

January 22, 2019 by BookNinja 1 Comment

Altered Carbon recently became a Netflix series, so I decided to do it the wrong way round – I watched and then read it. I know there’s more in the series, so I wanted to see if I liked the writing style so that I could explore further. In the world of Altered Carbon, people’s memories are stored in their “stacks”, in the back of their necks. People’s bodies are a “sleeve”, and those wealthy enough can rent sleeves, clone them, alter them, etc. Those […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction

Michael Connolly gets his two detectives together

January 22, 2019 by BookNinja Leave a Comment

Dark Sacred Night is the first time Ballard and Bosch get together, but I’m not sure if they are greater together. At this point, Bosch is dealing with the ramifications of a previous case, where he met and became close to a drug addict who is haunted by her daughter’s death. Ballard is working solo for the whole book, as her partner is on leave. I’m not sure it would be possible to read this book out of sequence – knowing the background for both […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Suspense

He might fear God, but he still loves boobs.

January 21, 2019 by emmalita 5 Comments

I follow a lot of authors on twitter. Every once in a while a bunch of writers will start talking about one book. A couple of months ago, that book was Jane Doe. Authors, all women but from several genres, were reveling in Jane’s darkness and her passion for revenge. Jane has diagnosed herself as a psychopath. She doesn’t feel emotions the way normal people feel them. It makes her good at business but bad at relationships, with one exception. Steven hurt the only person Jane […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Suspense Tagged With: Jane Doe, twitter, Victoria Helen Stone

Better than most

January 21, 2019 by yesknopemaybe 2 Comments

3.5 stars. At this point, my expectations for Jane Austen retellings are so very very low. There are about 2 that I can think of that I would recommend to anyone and considering I’ve read plenty? That’s not a great batting average. It’s like authors/publishers know fans will pick them up so they don’t feel like they have to try very hard. People LOVE Lizzie & Darcy so of course they’ll read. But in truth, you’re getting compared to one of the best writers of […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Fiction, Ibi Zoboi, Pride, Pride and Prejudice, Young Adult

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