Book Review: Artificial Condition

Title: Artificial Condition (The Murderbot Diaries)
By Martha Wells

What can I say about this book that has yet to be praised? It is a fun and wonderful romp in a dystopian future with everyone's favorite SecUnit Murderbot. Is it odd to feel attached to a construct with little to no human emotion? I say no, as it shows us how horrible we humans can be and how odd it must be for logical machines to make sense of us.

In this book, Murderbot is looking into his past as to why he went on a killing spree in the past on an assignment in a mining facility. With the Help of his new "Friend" A.R.T, just don't ask what the A stands for and some humans he happens to get some work from.

I say to everyone that we need more Muderbot, #Murderbot2020.

Rating: GO READ IT NOW!
YES NOW
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

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