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A review by rkking
The Churn by James S.A. Corey
4.0
I was at first going to rate this a 3 star story, but a couple of things elevated it to 4 for me.
First, this novella serves as a great peek into the 'everyday life' for the more common denizens of the solar system, in this case Earth. While the bulk of the main books take place on a grand and epic scale that spans the cosmos, this brings it back down to ground level to see what life is like in a more common setting.
And second, there is a 'reveal' at the end that I kind of saw coming (well, more like questioned for a while), but when it happened at the end I did find myself being impressed with the result.
Good little bite between the main books.
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First, this novella serves as a great peek into the 'everyday life' for the more common denizens of the solar system, in this case Earth. While the bulk of the main books take place on a grand and epic scale that spans the cosmos, this brings it back down to ground level to see what life is like in a more common setting.
And second, there is a 'reveal' at the end that I kind of saw coming (well, more like questioned for a while), but when it happened at the end I did find myself being impressed with the result.
Good little bite between the main books.
Join the RK King readers' list for an exclusive FREE short story, plus inside info, musings, promos and more: RK King Writes