Themis Files Only Human, Book 3, (Hardcover)

from JaredOrlando

The Themis Files trilogy is an outlier, as it seems to get better from book to book (I'm looking at you, Hunger Games). Only Human is the best of the bunch. It has extreme heart, and it unlocks a wider world for the reader to explore. Engrossing, funny, and warm, the Themis Files trilogy is one t...

from elam11

Both a satisfying end and a dissatisfying one, mainly for a reason the author called out himself: there's no big heroics in the end, just effectively calling in the police to make everyone shut up and go back inside. I'm not even sure how well that would really work, ultimately, especially not wi...

from reading_fox

And now we get to the crunch, the reason why the author chose to write this series (although still bemused by the epistolary), - which is a study on human rights as a compare and contrast exercise between non-interference (and perfect democracy) vs the cruelty humans can inflict on each other. Ma...

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I found this book, like its two predecessors, far more engaging than I expected. I'm not typically a fan of science fiction involving aliens, alien technology, and world conflicts, but there's something about this series that just works and is compelling in a way few others are. The characters ar...

from jdifelice

This was a great conclusion to this series! I really enjoyed how the plot progressed and how we got to see Rose, Vincent, and Eva on the alien's planet. I really enjoyed the social commentary that showed up in this volume. The atrocities humanity can inflict on each other when scared of what migh...