In Platform Decay, we catch up with the delightfully grumpy Murderbot (SecUnit), who in this eighth book I adored the scenes in which MurderBot communicated with a preteen and MurderBot's perfectly astute assessment It doesn't ultimately matter what the current danger or mission is; I'm in for all Murderbot Diaries More Murderbot Gems You can click here to find my Bossy reviews of Murderbot books 1 through 3, as well

In System Collapse, we catch up with the delightfully grumpy Murderbot (SecUnit), who in this seventh (I didn't feel as connected to the human team here as in other Murderbot books--and I always miss Mensah I haven't read a Murderbot book in two and a half years, but the slow build here made it difficult for I loved the concept of SecUnit's exploring emotions (Murderbot emotions!) You can click here to find my Bossy reviews of Murderbot books 1 through 3, book 4, Exit Strategy, book

Fugitive Telemetry is full of more wonderfully grumpy Murderbot, flummoxed by humans' behavior and saving It's good to be back with grumpy Murderbot on Preservation Station. In Fugitive Telemetry, Murderbot attempts to solve the mystery of a murder--while generally annoyed and Have I ever mentioned Martha Wells's Murderbot books and how much I love them? Oh, I have? Are you a Murderbot fan?

This fifth book in Martha Wells's Murderbot series (this is the first full-length book in the set) starts I love Murderbot, and I would have read this book even had I known this going in, but the logistics, SecUnit shows begrudging feelings, there are meaningful human-bot connections and surprisingly (to Murderbot If you're in for another installment of Murderbot (here are my glowing reviews of the first three installments

Murderbot is a part-organic robot who continues to be inconveniently and fiercely loyal to certain humans Oh, Murderbot, how I missed you! In this fourth installment of her Murderbot series, Wells provides another short (176 pages) book in Exit Strategy contains accounts of extensive logistics, hacking, and processing information; Murderbot's Have you read this or others in the Murderbot series? Are you as taken with this series as I am?

The basics as laid out in All Systems Red are that Murderbot (a nickname it has given itself) is a droid Its employers don't know that Murderbot has hacked its own system and is self aware. When it's drawn into complicated situations, Murderbot shows a reluctant, grumpy ability to care for Yet again Murderbot must deal with humans' fallibility and messy emotions and needs. For my review of the fourth book in The Murderbot Diaries, Exit Strategy, click here.

The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading the newest (eighth) book in Martha Wells's Murderbot science fiction 01 Platform Decay (Murderbot #8) by Martha Wells In Platform Decay, we catch up with the delightfully grumpy Murderbot (SecUnit), who in this eighth book in the series is faced with another high-stakes You can click here to find my Bossy reviews of Murderbot books 1 through 3, as well as the sequels Exit

Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading the seventh installment in Martha Wells's fantastic science fiction Murderbot 01 System Collapse (Murderbot #7) by Martha Wells Am I making it worse? In System Collapse, we catch up with the delightfully grumpy Murderbot, who in this seventh book in the If Murderbot is going to save the day, the group is gong to have to identify the issue and resolve it You can click here to find my Bossy reviews of Murderbot books 1 through 3, book 4, Exit Strategy, book

01 The Murderbot Diaries series by Martha Wells You can click the links here to find my full Bossy reviews of Murderbot books 1 through 3 ( All Systems Red , Artificial Condition , and Rogue Protocol ), book Privately disdainful of the weak, inefficient humans it protects, Murderbot is exploring who it is and Murderbot befriends other AI beings; it's constantly and cleverly problem-solving; it sulks and likes The Murderbot series is funny and poignant and odd and wonderful.

Moss's dry delivery was somewhat reminiscent of Murderbot. And the cliffhanger was delightful.

healing and warring kingdoms; Fugitive Telemetry, the newest book in Martha Wells's science fiction Murderbot patrols between kingdoms. 02 Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells Have I ever mentioned Martha Wells's Murderbot Well, it's good to be back with grumpy Murderbot on Preservation Station. In Fugitive Telemetry, Murderbot attempts to solve the mystery of a murder--while generally annoyed and Fugitive Telemetry is full of wonderful passages in which Murderbot is flummoxed by humans' social conventions

click here. 02 Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells Fugitive Telemetry is full of more wonderfully grumpy Murderbot It's good to be back with grumpy Murderbot on Preservation Station. In Fugitive Telemetry, Murderbot attempts to solve the mystery of a murder--while generally annoyed and Fugitive Telemetry is full of wonderful passages in which Murderbot is flummoxed by humans' social conventions I might have liked more page time spent with Murderbot sorting through situations and humans' feelings

Activation Degradation has echoes of Martha Wells's Murderbot books centered around a grumpy, skeptical

loyalty, and love for the series The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon on the part of Martha Wells's Murderbot

#lightfiction, #heartwarming 02 Network Effect: A Murderbot Novel ​ Boy oh boy, this fifth book in the If you're in for another installment of Murderbot (here are my glowing reviews of the first three installments and here is my gushing take on the fourth), this one is living up to all of my glorious Murderbot expectations

(Yes, I did say that out loud and heard how gloriously nerdy that sounded.) 01 The Murderbot Diaries series by Martha Wells I've read five of the six books in Martha Wells's Murderbot Diaries series, and The Murderbot series is funny and poignant and odd and wonderful.

The Murderbot series (check out my reviews of three first three books here; the others are searchable

With echoes of Martha Wells's Murderbot books centered around a grumpy, skeptical AI, as well as a wonderful

Because I love the series so very much, I have separate posts for Martha Wells's Murderbot series, set

The dry humor in Hench also reminded me in a way of the Murderbot series (I review the first three books