Lee
637 Reads
YA Annihilation that spends too long getting to its point, that by the time we get to the existential nitty-gritty, we’re already packing up. I do like the setting and initial mystery, but the author did not capitalize on the saved timed he had from skipping the actual apocalypse. Endgame Gantz had similar themes with more depth.
YA Annihilation that spends too long getting to its point, that by the time we get to the existential nitty-gritty, we’re already packing up. I do like the setting and initial mystery, but the author did not capitalize on the saved timed he had from skipping the actual apocalypse. Endgame Gantz had similar themes with more depth.