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A few weeks ago I finished reading Leviathan Falls, the ninth and final book in The Expanse series by James S.A. Corey. I started the series all the way back in October 2024. Not long before that, in May, is when I got my first e-reader to try to get into reading a little more seriously. I’ve read plenty of other books since then, but The Expanse has been somewhat of a constant for most of the time I’ve been reading. Now that it’s finished, I can confidently say it’s my favorite series I’ve read so far and if you’re at all interested in sci-fi then you need to read it for yourself. I won’t make you read my own poorly written synopsis, so here’s just a few quick notes on what I really loved about The Expanse. The first thing I should mention is the scale and depth of the characters. They’re what make the series. You get to know and love so many of them throughout it, and each one feels unique in so many ways. I already know a lot of them are going to be sticking with me for a while. I…

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