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Night Owl Reviews calls Terra Insegura “a very good read”
It’s always nice to see a positive review of a book, even if said book has been out for a year and half, like Terra Insegura. Today a new review popped up at Night Owl Reviews, where reviewer Lilyraines writes:
I found the book to have an intriguing take on genetic modification and what could go wrong. It also talks about obsession, arrogance, and a rigidly imposed belief that does not see anything beyond it…
Terra Insegura also shows through its characters how people who may not entirely trust each other can, in the end, respect each other and learn to work together.
A very good read.
Read the whole thing.
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