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I really enjoyed this book. A sci fi topic that is well written. A husband building his own robot and things go awry. Good read.
Read in 1 day! Quick, tense, techie, and manages to work in some very interesting and thought provoking relationship ponderings. Really enjoyed this and so nice to read a book so quickly again! 🙌🏼
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And with that, I‘m halfway done with #tenbeforetheend #10beforetheend 😅
Starting The Unraveling next….
I was finally able to fill one of the more difficult #52bookclub categories, “Author debut in second half of 2024.“ I've read a number of novels by Andrew Pyper, but this is his debut under the pseudonym Mason Coile.
This short novel is a spooky haunted house story featuring AI “monsters“. I didn't enjoy it as much as the other Pyper works I've read, but as it was set on Hallowe'en day, it was a good one to read this week.
Book 86📚 4.3⭐️
Cyber horror! This one was so cool and I did NOT see the twist coming. There was an audible shock 😂
Very short chapters so I breezed through it in under a day!
Henry is an agoraphobic robot engineer who is working on an AI robot, William, in his home lab. What could go wrong?
🎃🎃1/2 This was a big just ok book for me. The ending made it all worth it, however the journey getting there was unremarkable. Very little character development, lots of bumbling around waiting time. Started out strong, good premise, poorly executed. Overall it‘s fine because it‘s thankfully short.
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William- Mason Coile
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