Inhuman Resources: A Literary Machination was a fun game that was deeply mysterious that made me question everything as I played it.
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There were so many things about the world found in this book that had me deeply intrigued and somehow left me feeling like I was unravelling some kind of mystery at the same time that I really enjoyed.
This book starts off fast paced and immediately brings up several questions that make the story and the characters very interesting while leaving the reader wanting to know more.
Each of the male leads are unique and appealing in their own way, making it a relief not to have to choose between them. I loved each of them for their own reasons, and quite honestly never felt like I was more tired of one over another.
I really liked that it has a story that plays out as you deal with a number of standalone jobs, while based out of your main job that has a number of different rooms to be worked on one at a time.