Well, it's Murderbot, so you know it's going to be good, even before starting reading.
And we're back to the tried and trusted format of a novella again, thankfully.

This is a tough one to write.
I absolutely loved all four Murderbot novellas, and desperately wanted this full-length novel to be as good, or even better. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case.

Yet another cracking read!
But I have to admit this is probably my least favourite, not saying it's bad, not at all, it just felt a bit different.

'Rogue Protocol' reconnects with the first instalment, 'All Systems Red' which is a good thing. Although the story and flow are actually very similar to that book, which isn't such a good thing

I was going to start this review with a rant about ignoring all those negative opinions saying "This book isn't as good as the first." But if you're the type to be influenced by other people's opinions

Knowing what little I did about this story and main character before I started reading, something called a murderbot, who had hacked its own restricting systems, and could do pretty much what it wanted, to anyone and anything around it, I was expecting a serious novella that would shock and possibly repulse me