I could almost hear Fleetwood Mac songs playing in my head as I was reading.

A great finish to a super consistent trilogy.

This is King at some of his most consistent work.

"No one goes home early." Okay, I'm interested.

Another unique King experience worth having.

A quick, engaging read with one of fiction’s greatest detectives on a stranded train, working to solve a murder. What more could you want?

I’ll probably read anything by Weir after The Martian.

A fast-paced ride to the bottom of the ocean, with plenty of twists and intricacies to keep you on your toes.

I should’ve read this series a long time ago.

What a gem this is!

I felt kind of dumb for not knowing what the hell was going on for a good chunk of the book, but it was still a wild ride.

It had a lot of potential and some great moments, but lacked the magic of Corwin’s Cycle.

It’s also really cool to see these entities that have been integral to the series from the beginning become important in a whole new way.

It’s a testament to the world that’s been built that there’s always the underlying urge to continue.

And jumping back into Amber after a short break.

"Why worry what comes after death, when better men than you have done it before."

I don't think I could've picked a better book to read than this one right now.

No doubt this book is still going to be relevant 100 years from now. Maybe more so.

I’m a sucker for Science Fiction.

A great example of a well-written science fiction story that is relatively realistic.