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kirstenmeek 's review for:
Thin Air
by Richard K. Morgan
I received this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
When I started reading this book, I had sort of forgotten who wrote it. It was abundantly clear to me that Richard K Morgan was the author about 10 pages in. The way he writes is extremely appealing to me. It feels gritty and kind of...pulled tight in a way that gives a lot of suspense and keeps me engaged. I was unfamiliar with this world when I started the book, so it took a bit of time to become acquainted with the way it works and the rhythm of it, but I didn't feel like I missed anything important in the beginning in my "acclimation phase." I really enjoyed the characters and felt like they were all very believable. The book had a bit of an Altered Carbon vibe in that there was a lot of mission-based excitement and intrigue with lots of surprises and shadow players waiting in the wings. Though there are thematic differences, this is a completely different story with different characters. I can say that I think you'd love this book if you are a fan of our friend Takeshi Kovacs. Overall, this is a good book, and I think you should read it!
When I started reading this book, I had sort of forgotten who wrote it. It was abundantly clear to me that Richard K Morgan was the author about 10 pages in. The way he writes is extremely appealing to me. It feels gritty and kind of...pulled tight in a way that gives a lot of suspense and keeps me engaged. I was unfamiliar with this world when I started the book, so it took a bit of time to become acquainted with the way it works and the rhythm of it, but I didn't feel like I missed anything important in the beginning in my "acclimation phase." I really enjoyed the characters and felt like they were all very believable. The book had a bit of an Altered Carbon vibe in that there was a lot of mission-based excitement and intrigue with lots of surprises and shadow players waiting in the wings. Though there are thematic differences, this is a completely different story with different characters. I can say that I think you'd love this book if you are a fan of our friend Takeshi Kovacs. Overall, this is a good book, and I think you should read it!