Post from the Dead Space: Martyr (Dead Space, #1) forum
Not too convinced yet. I like the Yucatan setting, that's cool, but there very little tension being build and zero foundation being made for any of it to make technical sense. I hope we're meant to feel this grasping for reason. I am sure we're not meant to feel like this stale.
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Baldur's Gate 3: Astarion
T. Kingfisher
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Dead Space: Martyr (Dead Space, #1)
B.K. Evenson
Post from the Master and Apprentice (Star Wars) forum
It's nice, I love how much internalizations we get from Qui-Gon; Claudia is perfect for these kinds of character-driven Force-musings. Having Rael Averros back after reading Dooku is cool too. Not too sure about Pax, he is very autistic coded, and the bond between him and Rahara seems genuine and well developed. But him being raised by protocol droids being the reason for his behavior and mind kind of rubs me the wrong way.
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Engaging the Enemy (Vatta's War, #3)
Elizabeth Moon
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Almost there. Like with Sheepfarmer's Daughter, it can be quite jarring how often Moon switches pacing and changes out entire cast sections. It is not that interactions and relations feel shallow or simple, far from it, Moon revels in minute social and cultural arguments. But it is hard to keep track of entire crews of multiple ships when the story can leave them behind at a moment's notice.
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Very glad with how those story threads ended up being resolved and tying back to the larger plot and back to the minute business of space travel again. Love it.
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Master and Apprentice (Star Wars)
Claudia Gray
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Star Wars: Darth Maul
Cullen Bunn