Tankborn
Review
By Fantasy Cafe
I did truly enjoy Tankborn and found it [to be] a very engaging book. I appreciated that there were . . . nuances in how the characters viewed GENs and dealt with their their own prejudices and views on humanity, and I thought the social structure and beliefs came together very well in the story.
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