David McK (3562 KP) rated Proven Guilty (The Dresden Files, #8) in Books
Sep 4, 2020
This is the eight book in the series and, normally, by this time I'd be beginning to get a little bit too used to the characters: a little bit washed up, if you will, by the books. This one bucks that trend as well as seeing the return of the Carpenters, and providing further ammunition and open plot lines for subsequent books (even if Waldo Butters isn't really in this one). Well worth a read, but read the earlier books first!
Attack on Titan No Regrets Vol. 1
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True Detective
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13 Reasons Why - Season 2
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Charlotte (184 KP) rated Dead as a Duck (Washington Whodunit #7) in Books
Sep 10, 2021 (Updated Sep 10, 2021)
To say we are reading a murder mystery, Dead as a Duck is a lot of fun. I enjoyed the closeness of the main characters, the different personalities bouncing off each other.
Kit is a bit if a firecracker and very determined in the things that she does.....especially when suspicion is cast close to home.
As I said this is part of a series, however, it could easily be read as a standalone.....don't do it!! Go for the whole series and treat yourself to a cheeky bottle of wine.
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Dean (6927 KP) rated The Book of Boba Fett in TV
Jul 10, 2022
Good to see a back story of how he escaped the Sarlacc pit in Return of the Jedi and up to appearing in The Mandalorian. It does continue the story of The Mandalorian quite a bit rather than being totally separate.
So if you liked that then this is pretty similar of not the best plot story.
David McK (3562 KP) rated BattleStar Galactica - the Miniseries in TV
Jul 3, 2022 (Updated Jul 3, 2022)
This helps set up the scene of said series: just why are the fleet looking for Earth whist being pursued by the Cylons: here, reimagined from the late 70s/earl 80s clanking Robots (although those models still exist) into near-perfect simulation of humankind who are able to infiltrate the 12 colonies before launching a genocidal attack.
And thus set up the central dilemma of the show: if anyone can be a Cylon (and maybe not even know it!), just who can you trust?
