Truth of the Divine
The second book in Lindsay Ellis’s well written series of books about cyborg robots that show up on Earth and have some pretty emotional experiences with the humans they bond with. The story drifts around for several of the middle chapters with a character going through some pretty intense psychiatric issues and I found that I really just wanted the story to do more than it ended up doing in this book, but it sets itself up for at least one more entry in the series. I’m hopeful that Sterling will keep the series going, but also have the story move along more than it did here.
I should say that the book opens with a pretty heavy trigger warning which I strongly suggest you check out if you’ve had any traumatic experiences in your life, as they’re completely warranted and serve their purpose well.
