Neutralit was fine it was fine I didn't have a bad time with it but I don't remember enough about it to give it more of a rating
The Loneliest Girl in the Universe (2017)
Others: Mostly positive - ISBN:
- 9781432865511
- Length:
- 320 pages
Genres: science fiction
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Loved itthis is so much darker than I thought it was going to be it's definitely a space thriller it's really creepy and it's also great for if you might want to read some sci-fi but you haven't read a lot of it yet