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C. Windermere Stoke
I recommend this as a book for listeners who enjoy high tech science fiction with quite a lot of satirical humour. I want to be gripped by the actual story, rather than having to listen to tons of information on computer programming and processes. And that is the most exciting way to read a story, but sometimes I do like it when plans go accordingly.
It means the good guy's gonna win, and I do enjoy a happy ending. The battles he has to overcome in outer-space are exciting, but I know that each battle won't be too heart-hammering, and as I read on, all of Bob's plans succeeded. I love how Bob contained his mind from succumbing to a meltdown. I don't really enjoy hard science fiction with no room for any sense of self-awareness as laughs, which Bob embraces fully as a character.
And that's another important aspect for me. I sort of found myself wishing this was an abridged audiobook version of this story, simply because I like to find out what happens next in the action, rather than listening to a lot of technical detail.
The story of Earth and the exploring he gets to experience is interesting. I like fast-paced reads where the action is always happening. This story is dynamic in futuristic high tech adventurous ways. Despite all of the above I did find the adventure in this book to be exciting.
Usually when plans are explained they go wrong. I have to start by saying when I began listening to this book on audible, it reminded me of The Martian by Andy Weir, in that, I find both books to be overly-technical in nature for my usual reading preferences. The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars is because I felt it was too long-winded.
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