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I think my biggest complaint about these three novels would be that the author does a lot more telling rather than showing, which I tend to dislike. There's no shortage of that in the beginning of this novel, but ultimately this might be my favorite book of the series. It finishes really strongly and I found myself more emotionally invested than I thought I would be. I can't say too much more without giving away some important plot elements, but defs recommend if you've read the first two books.

You certainly will by the time you're done! This was a breezy, fairly silly read that I enjoyed. It shoehorns in a lot of science explainers in the form of awkward dialogue, and some of the characters are really cartoonish, but it was definitely a fun page-turner.

There's a good book somewhere in these ideas, but it's not this one. It's bad! Even King says so, and he's correct. Deeply and inexplicably misogynist. Edward Hermann did a good job of reading it though.