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Velocity Weapon by Megan E. O'Keefe
Sep. 26th, 2019 06:34 pmVelocity Weapon
3/5. Scifi about a lady soldier waking up two hundred years after the end of a space battle on an enemy ship piloted by a traumatized AI, and stuff.
Checks a lot of boxes – casual queerness, sibling devotion, complicated AI stuff, twists (even if the big one is really obvious). But something about this never surpassed workmanlike for me. I have a strong impression of the author writing doggedly away based on her extremely detailed outline or notecards or something. There's an inorganic quality to this book – it feels very much pieced together and not grown.
3/5. Scifi about a lady soldier waking up two hundred years after the end of a space battle on an enemy ship piloted by a traumatized AI, and stuff.
Checks a lot of boxes – casual queerness, sibling devotion, complicated AI stuff, twists (even if the big one is really obvious). But something about this never surpassed workmanlike for me. I have a strong impression of the author writing doggedly away based on her extremely detailed outline or notecards or something. There's an inorganic quality to this book – it feels very much pieced together and not grown.
