![]() ![]() What happens when we break the ethical rules because we think we are being guided by what is right? Who determines what is right? This looming question is turned over and refracted throughout A Desolation Called Peace. ![]() And the ways we cannot escape the manipulation of the past even in the future. Martine sinks into the ideas of the Imago technology – people who keep our memories behind lock and key – and a system based on trust and ethics. Having to reckon with the fall out of A Memory Called Empire, Mahit has to figure out why she might have been sabotaged. ![]() My greatest enjoyment of A Desolation Called Peace stemmed from the fantastic world building developments and everything to do with aliens. Not that it gets simpler, but throughout the book Martine unravels the tendrils of stories, people, and manipulation spreading through the stars. At the beginning of A Desolation Called Peace, we aren’t sure what the motives of everyone are. Martine delivers a world that examines futures baptized with blood, technology that has the potential for destruction, and questions about the way towards peace. A world of aliens, first contact, and survival looming over their heads. This has not impacted my review which is unbiased and honest.)Ī Desolation Called Peace has bloomed into a broader world. (Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher. ![]()
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