Ancillary Mercy

Ancillary Mercy by Ann Leckie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

If you want to read a posthuman book series, this is it. The main character is a ship and it’s interactions, feelings, thoughts and motivations are human but not. The trilogy is well paced and this last book has a great twist. I can’t say why I loved this trilogy so much, some of its concepts I couldn’t even fathom, but I have a feeling I will come back to this again and learn something new every time. I admit I may have a bit of a “ship crush” on Breq

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People in Radch space—and outside it—tended to think of “Radchaai” as being one thing, when in fact it was a good deal more complicated than that,

There was no answer I could have given to the question of what I would drink without seeming to send some message, or imply something about what I was or wasn’t.


Until the one true ending that none of us can escape. But even that ending is only a small one, large as it looms for us. There is still the next morning for everyone else.