The Stars Are Legion (Paperback)

from Strider66

Pros: very unique world, interesting characters, intrigue Cons: body horror Years ago Zan and Jayd came up with a plot to save the worlds from their inevitable slow decline. When Zan wakes up from her most recent attempt to retake their neighbouring world, Mokshi, she has no memory of who she is....

from Citizenjoyce

The Stars Are Legion checks big boxes for militarism and "who gets to be king of the kingdom." Those topics, along with romance are at the bottom of my interest in a book. It also checks a huge box for disgusting, smelly, oozy world-building. Having been a nurse for 20 years, I made it through, b...

from tuusannuuska

What a wild ride. The world building is fascinating, though it does overshadow everything else at some parts. The way the world repairs itself is at once disgusting as well as interesting. The world (and to all intents and purposes the universe) only has one gender, so no men allowed. The women...

from beentsy

This was fascinating to read. The world building is amazing and so detailed. Massive living world ships whose inhabitants are separated by levels (both literal and hierarchical) like the rings of an everlasting jaw breaker candy. Layers of memory and relationships throughout the story too. Comple...

from SChant

I enjoyed this more than expected. It took a long while to get a coherent story going, and even then it wasn't particularly gripping, but there was a rather good secion in the middle of a journey through the organic planet's underworld which I liked. Sort of a cross between Neal Asher's splatterp...