Book Review: Hollowfall by Michael Darling

​When you go digging into your past, be prepared for anything... or anyone.

In a world where technology has enabled humankind to become more than human (even androids), there is still one constant of life that still exists... but it isn't taxes.

Sadia grew up on the mean streets of Novus City; at least that's what she thinks. When a simple job goes sideways, she's a wanted criminal. When she brings a man back from the dead, every faction wants to know her secret. So does she. With new friends to guide her, she hunts for answers to her roots, all starting with the mysterious tattoo found at the base of her skull.

Does Sadia find the answers? Are her origins common or cursed? Will she escape the celebrity status suddenly thrust upon her? Find out in Hollowfall.

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What I liked:

​As always, Michael Darling has a knack for creating new and exotic worlds that both defy reason and seem utterly inevitable. The MC is easy to relate to, even as a man, and the cast of characters helps build the world from which they naturally evolved.

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What I didn't like:

​The cast of characters is extensive, and if not for familiarizing myself with them before I started chapter one, I think I would've become confused as to who belongs to which faction and whether they were an adversary or ally.

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Overall:

​Hollowfall is another brilliant peek into the creative mind of Michael Darling. I give it four solid stars and recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good cyberpunk mystery.

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