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Memory (Vorkosigan Saga, #10)
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This next novel is probably one of the most cogent and subtle of the stories, or at least it was probably one of the more profound. Loss took on a brand new spin this time. Loss of identity, purpose, and even his alternate life. Simon's tale was as interesting and heartwarming as it was also full of loss. How both of them got back on their feet was the main impetus of the story, although it was hardly a straight line. In Miles's case, it was part happy accident, a realization that he needed to make up for his mistakes, and the need to do what was right. Fortunately, he could call in some major chips to speed him along the right path.
It was an enheartening novel, and infinitely less flashy than some of the previous ones, but probably one of the most satisfying.
It was an enheartening novel, and infinitely less flashy than some of the previous ones, but probably one of the most satisfying.
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July 29, 2014
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July 29, 2014
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July 29, 2014
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sci-fi
July 29, 2014
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space-opera
July 29, 2014
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worldbuilding-sf
July 29, 2014
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September 18, 2015
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top-one-hundred
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And are we starting with the chronological order, publication order, or are we just focusing on Miles or are we (as we should) include his mom? (But perhaps skip Falling Free? but NOT skip Ivan?) lol

