Thrum
Ami awakes from years in stasis to find she's at the edges of deep space, and the only surviving member of her crew. Utterly alone and unable to contact Earth, she sends out a distress beacon, not expecting a response. When she gets one from a being who calls himself Dorian, she's welcomed onto his ship as he offers his assistance in any way he can. But nothing on Dorian's ship is as it seems. And as Ami tries to navigate the maze of hallways and first contact with this alien being, a deep hum begins to resonate, haunting her, as if the ship itself is whispering to her.
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Listen, for having less than 150 pages, I think it was great.
I enjoyed the horror element, I don’t think I found it actually scary but it made me feel anxious.
It reminded me of project Hail Mary, except way shorter, more horror and a bit more “romance” but also idk if that qualifies romance?
I would’ve loved to read a longer book about this but I genuinely enjoyed this novella and it’s weird scifi, uncanny valley but kinda hot vibes
I enjoyed the horror element, I don’t think I found it actually scary but it made me feel anxious.
It reminded me of project Hail Mary, except way shorter, more horror and a bit more “romance” but also idk if that qualifies romance?
I would’ve loved to read a longer book about this but I genuinely enjoyed this novella and it’s weird scifi, uncanny valley but kinda hot vibes
Wow what a ride. Meg does an incredible job of making the reader feel just as lost in the corridors of what’s real and what isn’t as Ami feels and the undercurrent of the ever-growing thrum of consciousness trying to grab both our and her attention is just stellar.
This is not my typical go to for a read, but I am SO happy I picked it up.
This is not my typical go to for a read, but I am SO happy I picked it up.