Half Made World

Adventure/sci-fi/post-apocalyptic books are books I generally assume I'll enjoy and while I did enjoy this one, I can't say I loved it. The story and the ideas behind it are interesting, and while some characters were generally well-developed, they were not really likeable. I didn't know who to root for at any point in time. Maybe that was the idea - that people are so multi-faceted that you can never fully like a person in their entirety. And that when you're in a state of conflict, no one's really the good guy more than anyone else. There's supposed to be a sequel, and that's what this book is geared towards, so I plan on reading that when it comes out.

The Half-Made World by Felix Gilman