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Did no one tell me the book about the moon turning to cheese would make me cry several times, get chills, and look at my spouse and say, "I love you"? I feel someone ought to have.

This was a fantastic book. Scalzi caught me completely by surprise by the ridiculous premise, introducing a series of characters I loved to meet for a little while. Even when The Thing happened to That Guy, and I should have just laughed, I felt a mournful disquiet. It would have just been a joke in a weaker author's hands. Instead, I loved them a little, no matter how extreme the focal character.

And that section about the novelist born of geeky parents? Oh, I felt that.

Incredibly tense at times. Scalzi took me on a journey, and I was kept awake getting in another chapter to see what might happen the following day.

I received a free copy from NetGalley.