Merethe Walther
Autor de Mercury in Retrograde (A Shot In The Dark #1)
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We Who Burn por Merethe Walther
I was sucked in from the beginning and it was hard to put down. There are characters and emotions that will could terrify and shock you. This book is well written, the characters feel real, and the settings feel as if your in there. Merethe Walther has brought another book to us that makes us feel as if we are walking the path with Petra.
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One lesson to be learned from Mercury in Retrograde: If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Aralyn, just released from the galaxy's worst prison, gets an offer she can't resist. One more job as a smuggler and she will be able to retire. That is, if the job won't retire her first...
Mercury in Retrograde was an okay book. It had a bit of everything in it, which was probably also why I couldn't connect to the story as much as I'd liked. The characters are just too busy running from one thing to another, there's no time for any development. Even from Aralyn subjective POV it is immediately clear who will be the good guys. I've complained at length before about throwing everything in a book instead of really making one thing good in a book, so I will resist the urge to do it here. It got me out of my flow though, and when they were on the run for the nth time, I admit I started looking how much of the book was left and how long it would take me to read it.
I think it had more potential, what with the prison planet and the world in general. But quite a bit of it seemed as the surroundings for the romance plot, unfortunately. I'd expected a bit more.
Thanks to the publisher for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!… (más)
One lesson to be learned from Mercury in Retrograde: If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Aralyn, just released from the galaxy's worst prison, gets an offer she can't resist. One more job as a smuggler and she will be able to retire. That is, if the job won't retire her first...
Mercury in Retrograde was an okay book. It had a bit of everything in it, which was probably also why I couldn't connect to the story as much as I'd liked. The characters are just too busy running from one thing to another, there's no time for any development. Even from Aralyn subjective POV it is immediately clear who will be the good guys. I've complained at length before about throwing everything in a book instead of really making one thing good in a book, so I will resist the urge to do it here. It got me out of my flow though, and when they were on the run for the nth time, I admit I started looking how much of the book was left and how long it would take me to read it.
I think it had more potential, what with the prison planet and the world in general. But quite a bit of it seemed as the surroundings for the romance plot, unfortunately. I'd expected a bit more.
Thanks to the publisher for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!… (más)
Fast paced book, where going thru space with plenty of action, strong characters that are perfect for this book. Couldn't put it down till the last page. Now it's time to read the next book in the series. I'm totally looking forward to reading it
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