pickSuper fun and levels of complexity adding to layers of world building. The story does wander a whole bunch and sometimes skips past other possibilities, but this is the nature of “ever expanding” universes. Opening for more in the future almost seems to be in Taylor‘s storytelling DNA. Promising, I hope, more fun to come!
I love the characters of the Bobiverse. This book seemed to drag a bit as our heroes traveled through a huge structure, but the comedic element was, as usual for these books, front and center. And geeky and nerdy to the max.
And with that, apparently, my #Goodreads2021 challenge is completed!
I personally don‘t consider it quite reached yet, I don‘t count the short stories individually even though I mark them off on Goodreads so I can keep track of them, but the year is still young, so I know I‘m in good shape. 😉
pickI don‘t know why I punish myself and wait so long to read/listen to new releases that I know I‘m going to love…am I really that busy, or just trying to save something special for later, or maybe, just maybe I just can‘t imagine that an author can continue something so perfect without letting me down…. But just like Martha Well‘s Murderbot, Taylor‘s Bobiverse has never let me down. ⤵️
pickAnother great entry in the Bobiverse! Does manage to feel like a new story after the events of the first three books, with a focus on fewer Bobs and primarily centered around Bob. One thing did stand out to me more than in previous titles: the specific wish fulfillment of this series is just being able to solve any issue. Too many issues seem to be solved too easily.
Overall, I enjoyed this book quite a bit still.
Heaven's River: Bobiverse, Book 4 | 
