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Books Read in 2025

Artemis

by Andy Weir

I don't think anyone writes catastrophe sci-fi better than Andy Weir. There were similarities to The Martian here, but Jazz was a brand new, brilliant character. Of course, as Jazz demonstrates, when genius isn't paired with experience or oversight, plans can quickly go awry. It's fun and fast paced. I was a little ashamed it had been sitting in my TBR pile for so long.

Rating: 4/5 | Almost a full moon.

## I Think We've Been Here Before by Suzy Krause It doesn't get more subtle sci-fi than this book. If you don't pay close attention, you'll miss the slight details that indicate multiple dimensions or timelines are converging into the final ending. It is definitely a slow burn, and I was tempted to move on to something more exciting, but before I knew it, I had to know what was going to happend to these characters. I cared about them, and I am first a character driven reader. If you want to keep me reading, I need to give a damn and the individuals in your world. Without a doubt, they became real, and the end-of-world scenario was a fun (probably wrong word choice) cherry on top. Rating: 4/5 | There is something here worth checking out.
Posted in Books, featured 08 Feb 2025