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Healing and the End

Reviewed: 12-23-24

A great capstone to this series. As always the ending feels both sudden but well written. I would have loved for Vitas growth to have taken another book, but it's natural for the reader to wish a good series not to end, and it's far better for things to finish organically for the author than for creative juices to peter out.

Vita's story is not over, but we will no longer follow it. Watching her go from a street rat, to traumatized super'villain', to what she is now was a wonderful journey. Long live Little Blue!

Thank you Thundamoo for another series of exploring humanity wrapped in delicious plot. I look forward to Bioshifter.

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Monstrous

Reviewed: 12-23-24

the Sewer scene was really difficult to read. Same with Nugas. What was worse was the fact it goes unaddressed. Have faith in the author though. This is the darkest part of the MC's arc, and sets up what is to come.

The not-so subplot of Lark is S tier and really carried me through the above and is a really fun inverse to Vita.

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Jelisaveta is bae

Reviewed: 12-23-24

While last book was about her descent into apathy, this book continues that trend but with verbal pushback. Vita is a monster now. Forced into monstrous choices, she's become apathetic and cruel to the lives of anyone she doesn't personally know.

Jelisaveta is used as an emotionally intelligent foil to explore this, and I loved every second of it.

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It has been a while since ive grieved for the ending of a book

Reviewed: 11-25-24

The science behind the fiction was phenomenal. the main character came off as deeply intelligent, but loveable and flawed and real. This story combines a fantastic display of biology scifi nerdiness with philosophical character growth that became progressively more profound as the story moved on- exploring philosophy made possible because of the unique situation of the MC.

This book is cute, beautiful, profound and, occasionally, raw. The author has my utmost respect for this and I look forward to reading her other works.

I won't say more as to avoid spoiling things, but this book is well worth the journey.

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decent

Reviewed: 10-30-24

the initial character development of many characters was strained/cringey, especially Liam. the story felt a bit flat/directionless directly after the initial spin 1/3rd of the way through. once the base building aspect was introduced and new characters introduced however, I was back on board. The story has been entertaining since, and the latter 2/3rds have been well worth my time.

I take major issue with the fact that John and Billy are repeatedly mistaken for one another in the reading however. John wants to tame the bees and Billy doesnt understand why, for example. But when it's apparently time to do try, the names of Billy and John are swapped, leading to an immersion breaking experience. After the 3rd or fourth time of this happening, it's frankly gone from surprising to unprofessional. Whether this is the fault of the author or narrator I don't know, but it really needs to be fixed.

despite these things I have grown attached to the worldbuilding and fully intend to continue the series for that alone.

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fANTastic

Reviewed: 09-18-24

Great worldbuilding, phenomenal character design. Engaging plot and dialogue. I highly recommend spending a credit on this 3 in 1 package.

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Unique and entertaining

Reviewed: 08-10-24

The story starts out choppy, the connection between the MC's death and their reincarnation is confusing and unexplained. Truthfully it didn't need to be an Isekai at all. Once MC got their footing and events began to flow though, I really loved the story. Great way to fill time, but beware of swearing.

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