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A review by theaudioauditor
Destiny Lost by M.D. Cooper
3.0
Audio book review.
Interesting while reading, but entirely forgettable (for me) after finishing. I was drawn in by the characters and the action, but there is little character development aside from a few startling revelations. I appreciate the idea of AI existing in people as well as machines, having their own thoughts and personalities. Sabrina was one of my favorite "characters", along with Helen. I also enjoy how progressive a character our captain Sera is, but there's still not enough development to keep a character-driven reader like me fascinated. This book is definitely plot-driven, and that may be someone else's cup of tea, but not really mine. I've only read a few books since finishing this story, and already I've forgotten most of what happened. Just not for me.
Interesting while reading, but entirely forgettable (for me) after finishing. I was drawn in by the characters and the action, but there is little character development aside from a few startling revelations. I appreciate the idea of AI existing in people as well as machines, having their own thoughts and personalities. Sabrina was one of my favorite "characters", along with Helen. I also enjoy how progressive a character our captain Sera is, but there's still not enough development to keep a character-driven reader like me fascinated. This book is definitely plot-driven, and that may be someone else's cup of tea, but not really mine. I've only read a few books since finishing this story, and already I've forgotten most of what happened. Just not for me.