Book Review: The Resurrectionist
October 3, 2025
A Gothic horror in the footsteps of Mary Shelley and Robert Louis Stevenson, this book creeps under your skin and lingers there for days.
A Gothic horror in the footsteps of Mary Shelley and Robert Louis Stevenson, this book creeps under your skin and lingers there for days.
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Urana’s excellent art brings this dynamic world to life. The character designs are insanely cool, with drapey clothes and bizarre weapons.
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Brown has created not only a very entertaining story, but a solar system of people and technology that was captivating to learn about.
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I love authors who write like this, a collection of small moments that lead to an ending that leaves you off-kilter and slightly dazed.
When Stars Are Scattered is not just a story; it is a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of refugees around the world.
This novel is one of the reasons I read. The characters come to life and we, the readers, travel alongside them.
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