Reviews and Comments

Good read. Well-ended: the conclusion focused where it should have. Not a particularly surprising end, but no complaint there. Had hoped this most recent installment would be longer, but it was the right length for the story being told and pretty well concludes this several-books-long arc. I hope Wells continues the series, either with more self-contained stories like Fugitive Telemetry or with a focus on characters like Three. There's also a whole world to explore with the University of Mihira and New Tideland, how that developed, where ART and those like it come from. Besides that, I'd just love to see the evolution of the operational relationship between ART and Murderbot.

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Glad to know how healing the book was for Abuleil. IDK that I've healed through her words at this point, but they're very affecting.

Stopped reading a few weeks ago with about a chapter left because I had to return to the library. Well worth reading: I expect I'll buy the book eventually.

I love the story of Gran Fury as told in this book, but the frequency with which and the incidental way new people come into this book is harder to keep up with than in War and Peace.

This is a pretty good graphic novel. I had listened to the podcast beforehand, and they retain a lot of its spirit. At the same time, the book stands on its own, with stellar artwork and a clever visual design that evokes a contemporary technology aesthetic.

Someone on @bookstodon@a.gup.pe (I think) posted about this and it sounded interesting

just pre-ordered!

Good little story. Pretty textbook whodunnit murder mystery, executed well.

Very cute. Loved the artwork. Conflicted about Claire (said she defined herself by her friends: will she just do the same with Mandy?). Confused as to why Mandy's father is indeterminate (but almost definitely Nightwing)

I just thought of referring to MB as a "protocol and diplomatic relations droid" and it's got me cackling

I don't like the Erika Berger character. The way she seems so reliant on Blomkvist makes her seem weak.

IDK what day I actually finished reading this

I really enjoyed reading Bubble. Morgan's about-face with her feelings for her father was a bit confusing, but I appreciate them putting together more of an ending than I recall the podcast managing. Also, the art is fantastic: it's what really sold me on picking it up