simonlorden's Reviews (1.38k)

 

Sajnos abszolút nem bírja az agyam, így központozás nélkül összefolyik az egész és csak érthetetlen szavak serege. 

Magic system is interesting, main characters are annoying.

An amnesiac prostitute finds out he's actually the king of an exiled people, and he has a family that he has no memory of. I liked the ending I guess, but I wasn't really vibing with the characters, even though they should appeal to me based on traits.

Tooth-rottingly cute. The main couple, the cast of friends and the pets are all adorable. I like Alex, because he has good intentions, but he's still a huge mess. I also liked the extra POVs we got from Jeff and Matts - Jeff is the best straight best friend, and Matts really isn't as bad as he seems.

Read this in one day because it just kept pushing forward. Every time I would have stopped, there was another lie, another strangeness, another hallucination. Gyre is climbing alone in a cave on some mining planet, with only one handler on the other side of a communication line. Between the loneliness, fungi, possible infections and more, things get pretty crazy. You never really know what's real until the end.

This whole book feels like being on drugs, but it's exciting. Earth is invaded by an alien entity called the Seep, which loves everyone and wants to make everyone happy and healthy. But sometimes humans love things that are bad for them, and they need to make mistakes to grow and change.

I would like the easy body-modifications though.

Friends to lovers, opposites attract, with some great mutual pining! Andy definitely has crazy ADHD, I love him so much. The part with him being sick and Nick taking care of him was one of my favorites.

Apparently it's not very hard to get a girlfriend when you're a terrifying monster, because girls will just throw themselves at you. I liked Trillin's exploration of identity and self-hood, and the book kind of reminded me of Someone You Can Build a Nest In with the shapeshifting lesbians. The shapeshifting part and Trillin adjusting to Earth were the most fun parts.

A very Seanan book where family and sisters are important above all. All Olivia wanted was to smooch the prettiest girl in class, but then suddenly she has to fight for her life and protect both her girlfriend and her sister. Family secrets! Talking severed heads! Horribly efficient biological killing machines!