L. W. Brook

At first I had a hard time fully appreciating Jupiter's character since she's so awkward and quiet... But with time I fell in love with her! She's awkward and uncomfortable around other planets, but that girl is strong!! After the author's snippets of Jupiter's past come together, everything makes sense. I'd have been horrified if I were her! She's dangerous so she's gotta be locked up? Holy crap Mother Earth, get over yourself! I also really love the symbolism the author is making with Mother Earth's character. It's a very interesting generalization of man kind what with our fear, control, strong belief in our own versions of justice and all that.
One by one I grew to appreciate every character and the little characteristics/traits that resemble the planet they are personifying. An example being that because the planet mercury has no moons to serve him, he's a sloppy/lazy mess whom I love dearly.
Callisto is my favorite moon and yes I think he and Jupiter need to get to together and fast!
This set of five novelettes may seem all over the place at first glance, but come together in a brilliant way! No event is without purpose on this little world imagined by L. W. Brook.
Please update this series soon, Brook!
(As well as Hope. Maybe even hope before this? No. At the same time please and thank you!)… (meer)

At first I had a hard time fully appreciating Jupiter's character since she's so awkward and quiet... But with time I fell in love with her! She's awkward and uncomfortable around other planets, but that girl is strong!! After the author's snippets of Jupiter's past come together, everything makes sense. I'd have been horrified if I were her! She's dangerous so she's gotta be locked up? Holy crap Mother Earth, get over yourself! I also really love the symbolism the author is making with Mother Earth's character. It's a very interesting generalization of man kind what with our fear, control, strong belief in our own versions of justice and all that.
One by one I grew to appreciate every character and the little characteristics/traits that resemble the planet they are personifying. An example being that because the planet mercury has no moons to serve him, he's a sloppy/lazy mess whom I love dearly.
Callisto is my favorite moon and yes I think he and Jupiter need to get to together and fast!
This set of five novelettes may seem all over the place at first glance, but come together in a brilliant way! No event is without purpose on this little world imagined by L. W. Brook.
Please update this series soon, Brook!
(As well as Hope. Maybe even hope before this? No. At the same time please and thank you!)… (meer)

I loved how heavy this novelette got! Don't get me wrong, I loved "A Study In Scarlet", but this one makes you go, "Woah!". Moriarty is a crazy bastard, buuut he's also a crime genius, which you don't realize until half way through this novelette. Great developments for all of the characters, as well as the general plot for this series.
I can't wait until "Moriarty" is revealed. I've already got several theories I'm circling around.
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Unscuttle aka New World is about Isaak Kazimir and his crazy dream of creating a world of perfection. Although it sounds impossible, Isaak is gonna make it happen... No matter what.
This is an apocalyptic novel/start of a series. In order to create perfection Isaak believes he needs to destroy the imperfect world that is already in existence. He manages this with a background on nuclear warfare and butt loads of cash coming in from his sponsors, aka the idiots who don't realize what he's planning to do with his invention.
I loved his best friend Caspar. He is such a sweety and even though Isaak belongs in a loony bin, you can tell he really cares for Caspar. Their relationship is really weird. Fair warning! I think it's kind of a uhh... Idk. Asexual romance thing they've got going? Hard to say, but I was kind of hoping for a little action, if you know what I mean. Didn't actually happen, but the subtext is telling me it did, so...
Book review blog: http://www.goodbookswithtea.blogspot.com… (meer)