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This smells kinda YA? The writing is really simplistic and the characters somewhat flat. I'm trying to like it but I've read so many other fantasy books with actual interesting ideas to let Cahill off the hook I'll finish the book and reassess but something new and interesting better happen soon.

The audiobook was available at the library. Why not listen to a beloved favourite?

Yes, Scott, I finally started it. :)

Dwayna help me, I'm going in! I've been devouring books this spring but the sheer denseness of this read should be a nice speed-bump.

I mean, we all knew there had to be some dud agents during any war, but it sure makes for an awkward read, watching Marie fuck everything up along the way.

I don't understand who this vapid genre is meant for. It's the worst of all worlds... re-hashed tech ideas from a hundred Star Trek episodes jammed in with super adolescent braggado, bombast and hormones.

Also you can't tell me shit-hot "Medusa" doesn't have better things to to than to hack a school's sim system. PLEASE.

It's perfectly clear to me that the author knows *nothing about archery. Modern arrows are still fetched with feathers (at least the high quality ones, not the Canadian Tire Specials.) Also, if you're hitting your elbow with the string, you have some serious biomechamical issues. The forearm is the usual target of string slap.

The fuck am I listening to?

It turns out the copy I borrowed from the library is *shudder* ABRIDGED. Dear reader, the word "abridged" is a swear word to me and I returned it as soon as I realized. Why have only 11 hours of an excellent book when you can have 38???
Finding the full version was harder, but eventually I borrowed the Actual Physical CD's from the library. I'll figure out how to listen to it when I get it home.