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A review by max_the_lesbrarian
Frontier by Grace Curtis
5.0
This book was exactly the book I needed to get me out of my reading slump. It took me by the hand and dragged me over the finish line as I struggled put the book down in order to do supposedly important things like, sleep, I guess.
Frontier is a really awesome interpretation of climate disaster and human society in the aftermath. It somehow managed to meld together sci-fi with western with dystopian, and left me wanting to read more of this fantastic genre mash-up. The story also has an interesting layout in that it tells the story of our main character's adventures while half the time being told from another character's perspective - and even better, each character is fantastically fleshed out and seems real, even if they only they have a couple pages to tell their story.
I was shocked when I read that this was Grace Curtis' debut book, and I'm eagerly awaiting more.
Thank you so much to Rebellion, Solaris, and NetGalley for a free e-ARC in exchange for a fair and honest review.
Frontier is a really awesome interpretation of climate disaster and human society in the aftermath. It somehow managed to meld together sci-fi with western with dystopian, and left me wanting to read more of this fantastic genre mash-up. The story also has an interesting layout in that it tells the story of our main character's adventures while half the time being told from another character's perspective - and even better, each character is fantastically fleshed out and seems real, even if they only they have a couple pages to tell their story.
I was shocked when I read that this was Grace Curtis' debut book, and I'm eagerly awaiting more.
Thank you so much to Rebellion, Solaris, and NetGalley for a free e-ARC in exchange for a fair and honest review.