pickI‘m so glad I saw @Chelsea.Poole ‘s review of this and comp to Our Wives Under the Sea. I loved that one and loved this, too. Both books beautifully develop a disquiet and tension as their characters move through a unique situation. Here, we follow Sean as she researches wolves in a deeply connected way, her passion moving steadily into obsession. I can‘t wait to read more from this author.
pickReminded me so much of Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield. This is the story of an unhappy marriage and a troubled scientist in the near future whose work with wolves crosses more than one boundary. Ethical animal issues take center stage in this dark and thought provoking read.
pick3.9⭐️ wow… And that‘s not like the story blew my mind, but more of a, that‘s just so sad. It‘s not how I expected the story ending, and I think if I would‘ve known, I probably would‘ve never put up the book. However, I‘m glad I did those some of the imagery may haunt me for a while.
pickThis TOR sci-fi novella is lush and absorbing enough that it felt like a full length novel.
Dr Sean Kell-Luddon is heading an experimental program in which an implant in her brain can sync with an implant in a wild wolf‘s brain, allowing her to experience the wolf‘s emotions and share events in her life. The goal of the project is conservation- by revealing what struggles wild wolves face can the general public be persuaded to protect nature?
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