I won't rate this because it's primarily based on the author's personal experiences and interpretation of scriptures and his life. It just feels weird to rate how someone experiences the world.

That being said, I loved this book. Robinson delves deeply into the biblical roots of homophobia and sets scripture straight using historical context. It's a compelling and refreshing read that I think all people who use God as a shield for homophobia should read.

3.5 Stars

This art style is adorable, which makes the gore and undead that much more unsettling. This is a story of loss, survival, and found family. It ended suddenly and somewhat kinda sorta satisfactory, but overall this book was good.
I also appreciate the triggers the beginning of this book listed; I don't see that very often in books.

The art is good and the story holds well! What more could you want about a swashbuckling hero?

Very fun and very cool! Not gonna say too much about the plot because spoilers, but points deducted for confusing time travel and what happened to my fav magician

Read this as part of a discord book club. 2 points:

1. Out of all the romance books I have ever read, this one is not the worst. Not the best, but not the worst.

2. The author of this book is an actual scientist writing a science mystery plot. I'm here for it. I really enjoyed that.

Pretty fun (sat down and read it in a day), but it's not gonna hold a super special place in my brain. I've already forgotten everyone's names.