Hardcover, 176 pages
Published Jan. 22, 2019 by Tor.com.
I am reminded of one comment I read some time ago from somebody talking about machine intelligence - tehy weren't so much interested in what art a machine would make for humans, but what they would make for one another. To some extent, this series explores that.
it's hard to pull off a sardonic robot protagonist, and I think this did it
It's a short novel so I can't expect much in character development outside of the main one, but that is my one critique: I'd like to know more about the other members of the crew and their situations.
But overall it was a fun listen; engaging, interesting, suspenseful.
Nothing too fancy here but an entertaining and fast paced character focused adventure story. Looking forward to picking up the next installment.
I haven't been so compelled to read since a teenager. Murderbot sucked me in completely.
