Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Outlaw PlanetOutlaw Planet by M.R. Carey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

It's a western, and I'm not a huge fan of westerns.

That being said, I got through the veiled references to all things wild wild west and the American Civil war and hungrily ate up all things that made it alternate universes, settling an alien word, high tech, many races, and, of course, the revenge story.

I'll be honest. It took me well over half the novel before I truly got into it, and by then, it was all about seeing new places and killing new people. And sometimes old people. And the intelligent gun.

But by then I liked it just fine. Entertaining.

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