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A review by caitcoy
Interview for the End of the World by Rhett C. Bruno
2.0
As an asteroid hurtles toward Earth, dooming the planet's inhabitants, a very wealthy industrialist, Darien Trass, interviews hopefuls for the Titan Project. The goal of the project is to recruit the best and brightest of Earth, 4000 of them, to colonize Titan, a moon of Saturn. As he's finishing the interviews however, things don't go exactly according to plan and the Titan Project's future is in question.
This wasn't as bad as Going Dark but I struggled to maintain interest in it. There's a lot of awkward, unnecessary descriptions of some of the characters that underscore why I often don't read indie authors unless they're recommended by friends. As another reviewer has said, this story felt like a classic sci fi, colonization story and while it wasn't awful, it also wasn't anything I'd particularly recommend.
This wasn't as bad as Going Dark but I struggled to maintain interest in it. There's a lot of awkward, unnecessary descriptions of some of the characters that underscore why I often don't read indie authors unless they're recommended by friends. As another reviewer has said, this story felt like a classic sci fi, colonization story and while it wasn't awful, it also wasn't anything I'd particularly recommend.