I definitely recommend the series it if you want to expand your horizons a bit.
That is the hallmark of good Sci-Fi to me, it makes your perspective broader.
It also helps that the story is very entertaining.
No, book 1 didn’t take the horror approach to scifi, and neither do the subsequent books. They’re all a bit unique from each other, while still being a collective part of a whole.
And don’t get me wrong, book 1 is fantastic. I mean it’s got some dystopian messed up stuff for sure, but it doesn’t have that dread you get from book 2
Not familiar.
Looks up premise…
If even Janeway (who did nothing wrong) looks horrified like that, I think I don’t want to read that.
The book is 10/10 scifi, reference is to book 2 of the series which took an unexpected sci-fi horror spin
I definitely recommend the series it if you want to expand your horizons a bit.
That is the hallmark of good Sci-Fi to me, it makes your perspective broader.
It also helps that the story is very entertaining.
And book 1 didn’t?
No, book 1 didn’t take the horror approach to scifi, and neither do the subsequent books. They’re all a bit unique from each other, while still being a collective part of a whole.
And don’t get me wrong, book 1 is fantastic. I mean it’s got some dystopian messed up stuff for sure, but it doesn’t have that dread you get from book 2
Dude, the whole thing is a horror story. I had to put it down halfway through after seeing what happened to the humans
Amazing sci-fi. Book one is Children of Time. My reference is from book 2