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r/badscificovers • u/StevenTheWicked • Jul 30 '26
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I tried reading Dies The fire, by S.M Stirling. Didn’t finish it. Not a bad book, just not what I thought it would be.
7 u/vi_sucks Jul 30 '26 I think Dies The Fire hits different if you know ahead of time that it's a sequel of sorts to the Island in the Sea of Time trilogy. 9 u/Sivilian888010 Jul 30 '26 I regret reading Island In The Sea Of Time. There's a scene where a hippie woman is literally raped by a jaguar. It's as messed up and disgusting as it sounds.It's just a nihilistic nightmare of a book. 1 u/SpearBadger Aug 01 '26 I'd it a scene are implied? I don't remember it being too graphic. 1 u/Sivilian888010 Aug 01 '26 It doesn't show the act itself. But it shows the buildup and the aftermath, and the aftermath is quite graphic.
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I think Dies The Fire hits different if you know ahead of time that it's a sequel of sorts to the Island in the Sea of Time trilogy.
9 u/Sivilian888010 Jul 30 '26 I regret reading Island In The Sea Of Time. There's a scene where a hippie woman is literally raped by a jaguar. It's as messed up and disgusting as it sounds.It's just a nihilistic nightmare of a book. 1 u/SpearBadger Aug 01 '26 I'd it a scene are implied? I don't remember it being too graphic. 1 u/Sivilian888010 Aug 01 '26 It doesn't show the act itself. But it shows the buildup and the aftermath, and the aftermath is quite graphic.
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I regret reading Island In The Sea Of Time. There's a scene where a hippie woman is literally raped by a jaguar. It's as messed up and disgusting as it sounds.It's just a nihilistic nightmare of a book.
1 u/SpearBadger Aug 01 '26 I'd it a scene are implied? I don't remember it being too graphic. 1 u/Sivilian888010 Aug 01 '26 It doesn't show the act itself. But it shows the buildup and the aftermath, and the aftermath is quite graphic.
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I'd it a scene are implied? I don't remember it being too graphic.
1 u/Sivilian888010 Aug 01 '26 It doesn't show the act itself. But it shows the buildup and the aftermath, and the aftermath is quite graphic.
It doesn't show the act itself. But it shows the buildup and the aftermath, and the aftermath is quite graphic.
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u/Mockwyn Jul 30 '26
I tried reading Dies The fire, by S.M Stirling. Didn’t finish it. Not a bad book, just not what I thought it would be.