New Book: D'ARC
As was told before, I love reading. I was always eager to get back into it around the Summer of 2016. By then, I had a part time job enough to pay for my bills, and school was not demanding in the slightest; I had to make myself busy. Fast forward to now, if I see a good book, I'm more inclined to read the first few pages and determine off of that to decide on the purchase. And a while ago, I decided upon D'Arc by Robert Repino. The story goes that hostile and highly intelligent ants instill consciousness within nearly all forms of animal life. With the sworn purpose of rising up against the apex predators hunting them to near extinction: humans. Curiosity instills in me as what the responses would be to create a race of conscious animals who are to reintegrate into the world after the war is over. But it is interesting to realize that in this storyline, the only method of gaining a chance of victory against humans is granting them intelligence themselves. To m