And we are back with another edition of books I read in the wayback time but never reviewed. Honestly, never even tracked this one on Goodreads, so all I know is wayback time. The difference here is that there were significant parts that I did remember. Not a lot, mind you, but enough to ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Renegades by Thomas Locke
If you read my review of Recruits, the first book in this duo, then you know I actually read both of these books back in 2019. Read. No review, no notes, nothing to tell me what I thought back then. I’m a very different person now in some ways. The way I react to words has changed considerably, ...
BOOK REVIEW: Journey to Territory U by L.J. Epps
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Sometimes having that break between books is a good thing when reading a series. I know we all want the next book yesterday, but sometimes, yes sometimes, that break between installments is important. With this series, I went straight from Extinction of ...
BOOK REVIEW: Journey to Territory M by L.J. Epps
I picked this up right after finishing Extinction of All Children. Emma and Eric were able to escape (run away) to Territory M (you know, the middle class) with a little help from Julian. Coming into this book I understand why certain people are risking everything to help her. . . she stood up for ...
BOOK REVIEW: Extinction of All Children by L.J. Epps
There is something about the dystopian genre that draws me in. I think in some ways it takes the horrors of history and recreates them in the future. Different as technologies change and the way we choose to hate changes. But, no matter how you feel about the word, hate is so much ...