From start to finish this was a great series. if you’re on this book you should already know that by now.
great ending to the story
Review from Checkmate Charlie →
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It’s a template for how to reverse climate change and build a sustainable global society, wrapped in an uninteresting story. Could be because the true villain is nature, so all the other villains (intractable humans) become two dimensional caricatures. If you’ve ever read Atlas Shrugged, then you have read this book, but from the side..
Wack! Not a horror story at all. Not scary, not fear provoking, nothing that will wander into your thoughts when you turn off off the lights or make you want to pick it up during the day. Just BORING and sad tale of a weak demon and an even weaker exorcism. Total waste of time.
So, this one is both delightful and yet quite dark … I especially enjoyed the compassionate nature of the MC — a “cunning man” which is a man who can wield magic to a minor degree, mostly potions and charms, wards and seeings, and is scrupulous in avoiding dark magic workings. The MC makes constant..
author poses important questions that must be considered and answered. change or extinction a must read
compelling story of a not so distant future – KSR’s books always contain a lot of technical details which I enjoy but others may not – interesting ideas on how we transition from capitalism to a sustainable future
Great in game progression
Review from Zee Locked In →
Excellent!!!!! start to what I think will be a great series. I love the pop culture references. It game me a RP1 feel. I would love to know more about IRL, but plenty of time to build that in. The only thing I really didn’t like, and this may only effect the audiobook, is the..
Again Good Story.
Review from A Haunting in Rose Grove →
I have completed all audio books available at this time, by this author. The 10th ward is my favorite. The story is consistent with others by the author. Good base characters. However, the back story has a few holes, but easy to over look. I do not feel the holes were detrimental to the storyline…
KSR’s climate emergency / terrorism thriller / novel of ideas is incredibly compelling, though a bit slow-moving, on the printed page. Sadly, for someone who listens to audio books constantly, the audio production of Ministry is criminally bad. Terrible narrators who mispronounce and don’t understand tonal emphasis or exactly what is is they’re reading. I..
I love the detailed ideas for how to tackle the climate crisis. It’s a handbook. I know it is fiction but can act as a launchpad for reality. I also liked the characters as it helped me get invested in the story. I read this as India is having their covid crisis and a heat..