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A review by faileskye
Gate Crashers by Patrick S. Tomlinson
4.0
I recommend this book to fans of satire, dry humor, and John Scalzi books.
This novel is effectively three books in one, but not in a bad way. To elaborate, it’s roughly spit into a discovery, an exploration, and an intergalactic “relations” phase. This structure effectively keeps the story and plot from becoming stale or outstaying it’s welcome.
The wry humor is topical in a timeless way that pokes fun at things that always seem ripe for satire through the ages. I chuckled, I laughed, and was always entertained throughout. The characters, settings, and writing were all objectively solid.
At the end of the day, like many comedies, Gatecrashers is ultimately forgettable, but remains well worth your money.
This novel is effectively three books in one, but not in a bad way. To elaborate, it’s roughly spit into a discovery, an exploration, and an intergalactic “relations” phase. This structure effectively keeps the story and plot from becoming stale or outstaying it’s welcome.
The wry humor is topical in a timeless way that pokes fun at things that always seem ripe for satire through the ages. I chuckled, I laughed, and was always entertained throughout. The characters, settings, and writing were all objectively solid.
At the end of the day, like many comedies, Gatecrashers is ultimately forgettable, but remains well worth your money.