While I am not the most science jargon savy person, I never once felt lost with the discussions in the book, and was surprised to see Logan's thoughts aligned with my own from the interpersonal level of humanity. By the end of the book, I was in tears from his personal growth. When his world gets turned upside down from a raid gone wrong, he works through it the only way he knows how-not repeating history. Blake did his due diligence when researching for this book, and again within the text as Logan ponders out that big question, "Is it possible to save humanity from itself?"įrom his person life, to his professional, Logan is doing his best to make up for the black mark on his name. Every detail of this story felt like a future that is one of the many possibilities for us. I am in awe at the profound themes, and in no way saw the depth coming from the blurb. The way it tells a near future story, while dropping bigger picture ideas for the reader to ponder on is masterful. I am going to do my best to review this book without spoilers, but the TL DR of it is, even if "near future - scifi" isn't in your normal reads, I highly recommend this book. I already know this book is going to be one of my top reads for 2022, and it's only February. WOW, what in the 'relevant to our current state of humanity' did I just read?!
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