A review by tiareadsbooks
Antimatter Blues, by Edward Ashton

5.0

Pub Date: 03/14/23
CW: minor depictions of violence

Before I dive into my review, I’d like to thank NetGalley and Edward’s publisher for approving me for an eARC.

So first: oops.

And the only reason I say oops is because I requested Antimatter Blues without realizing it was a sequel. I saw the cover, thought “ooh pretty”. Read the description, thought “oh hello”. Hit request.

So. Oops.

But that didn’t really matter, if I’m being honest. Am I a bit mad at myself for not realizing it was a sequel before requesting? Sure. Did it make any difference as I read the book? Ehhh not really. While obviously events from Mickey7 were referenced, I didn’t really find myself struggling to follow along. It’s an incredibly easy book to read and follow along with.

Did I also go get Mickey7 the first chance I got? You fing bet I did.

Mickey’s personality is TOP FRICKIN NOTCH. He’s such a sarcastic little shit I love it and his narration is absolutely the best. I love his character. Edward Ashton did AMAZING with Mickey’s character.

THE STORY?! I MEAN??? YALL??!!

If book two was this good, I can only imagine what book one is gonna be like.

Ugh I am forever envious of some author’s brains. They’re such amazing little globs of goo.

If I could rate this book more than five stars, I would in a heartbeat. No doubts.

PLEASE.

do yourself a favor and buy the series.