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A bit disappointed so far.
First of all, I do miss both Avasarala and Bobbie, of the new character it’s only Bull that is remotely interesting. After Leviathan Wakes and Claiban’s War this is a bit of a let-down, can't put my finger on is, but the story feels a bit slower than usual, and the bad guys aren’t just, i dont know, a bit flat.
So far at least,
almost 200 more pages to go, so who knows….

Yay! It's finally here, and now starting reading it, I don't want it to end.
Should I read slow, take my time or just barricade the doors and read, read and read?

And yes, is as magical and wonderful (so far) as all the other books
*sign

This is such lovely little gem, a feel good kind of space opera. Love it
I really don't want it to end

Getting to the end - 4.5 star
Jump to the left, jump to the right - 3 star
The Order of things - 4.5 star
Punch card horse - 3 star
The Philosopher's Stone - 3.5 star
A sense of foul play - 4 star
The Damien Factor - 4.5 star

I like it so far.
Part one is like an X-file inspired young adult story, and you can’t possibly go wrong with that can you :D

Taking a break from this one, need to breath.
It’s a rather disturbing story, and amazing at the same time. I think it’s the most realistic postap I’ve read so far.

So far...
Melody of the Yellow Bard - 4 star
The Rats - 3.5 star

Oh no! just a few pages left of this wonderful, magical and awesome story!

Oh I think I've made a huge mistake, started reading at lunch break, now I just can't wait to get home and read more!

Can't-stop-rading!!!
Yes this was such a good idea, reading Anna dressed in blood this evening, now I'm seriously going to have trouble getting to sleep tonight!

This is amazing, can’t stop reading!
But then why am I so surprised, New Orleans, Fae, Witches, Vampires and all of that, it's just awesome.
Oh no! just realized that I only have 50 pages left!

This story is just getting better and better.

(and so little time over for reading this time of year, I need a vacation now! )

19th century, (in) famous murderess, strange creatures from the sea and Cherie Priest wonderful writing, 50 pages in and I’m already hooked.

Do I really need some sleep? What!! Work, what nonsens.

*just can’t stop reading* :D

Do I really need some sleep? What!! Work, what nonsens.

*just can’t stop reading* :D

*just can’t stop reading* :D

Do I really need some sleep? What!! Work, what nonsens.

*just can’t stop reading* :D
Do I really need some sleep? What!! I need to work?
*just can’t stop reading* :D

Well, I’m having a hard time connecting this story with the The Hunger Games, Battlestar Galactica, and Blade Runner, at least so far. Well the Battlestar Galactica I get, the other not so much.

But that doesn’t really matter, because I’m hooked, an overgrown Manhattan, a post-apocalyptic society and organic engineered Machines, well so far so good.

After some time of dark and harsh dystopian stories, it feel nice with lighter urban fantasy, and Paula Weston and her Rephaim are a perfect choice :D

Things you might ask yourself, why I waited so long to read this series, why must I work a full day when I could be home sitting in my sofa with this awesome book.

It's sooo good to be back in Dorstaad with Mikani and Ritsuko.
Didn’t realized just how much I’ve missed them!

Oh I totally forgot how good this series is!
I need more time to read!!!

oh yay! Chessie!

Let’s all dive into the rabbit hole!

I think I’m going to love this little gem :D

Although all the bugs in the beginning I could have done without (not a big fan of creepy-crawlies), and I really really is starting to get soooo tired of Jeb!

Loved Boneshaker and was blown away when I read Dreadnougt, but this, well, almost 200 pages in and i'm NOT hooked. Oh well, maybe it will get better in the next chapter...