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Moderate: Death, Blood, Murder, Fire/Fire injury, Injury/Injury detail, Classism
Minor: Genocide, War
Graphic: Medical trauma, Injury/Injury detail
Moderate: Blood
Graphic: Blood, Medical content, Murder
Moderate: War
Minor: Vomit
Graphic: Death, Violence, Murder, Injury/Injury detail
Moderate: Blood, Grief, War
Graphic: Ableism, Body horror, Death, Xenophobia, Blood, Murder
Moderate: Child death, Genocide, Medical trauma
Graphic: Death, Violence, Xenophobia, Blood
Moderate: Body horror, Cursing, Gore, Medical trauma, Murder
Minor: Child abuse, Child death, Confinement, Suicide, Medical content
This book is a sci-fi "locked room" murder mystery with a disabled queer main character and a side cast that includes poc, queer, and non-binary people. It covers war, terrorism, class, evil corporations, and disability.
This book got me out of a month-long reading slump and it was fantastic.
Moderate: Cursing, Gore, Blood
An absolutely engrossing ride! This book is part murder mystery, part thriller and it was difficult to put down, I had to know what happened next.
“My contractual commitment to ensuring the safety and security of Parthenope Enterprises and its facilities, operations, and employees did not extend to searching through fluid-stained sheets beneath the bare ass of a twenty-something kid reckless enough to think that paying somebody to drill into his head was a good idea.”
Dead Space follows Hester Marley, a disillusioned AI expert who has survived a horrific tragedy and unimaginable loss and is now injured, indebted, and stranded in the far end of space. Stuck in place until she can pay off her debt, everything changes when a former friend and fellow survivor contacts her.
“This isolated rock in the outer system, this thankless job helping a rich company make itself richer, the pain in my joints where metal met flesh, the medical debt that grew every day, this was it, this was all I had, until I could work my way out.”
I’m not going to say anymore for fear of spoilers, but this book had my heart pounding and me flipping the pages long into the night. Definitely for fans of science fiction thrillers, intrigue and suspense.
Also, the main character is queer and a side character is non-binary, so you know I loved that representation.
However, as I am a white non-disabled individual, I can’t speak towards how the representation of characters of color or a person who is disabled was handled, I’m definitely hoping to read own voices reviews to see what they think.
Graphic: Ableism, Body horror, Cursing, Death, Gore, Panic attacks/disorders, Racism, Violence, Xenophobia, Blood, Medical content, Grief, Medical trauma, Murder
Moderate: Confinement
Minor: Hate crime, Suicide, Torture, Kidnapping, Religious bigotry