After Antarctica Station, I was excited to read another book by A.G. Riddle. I’m just not entirely sure where my opinion lands and it’s difficult to write a full review without sharing spoilers. I found Labyrinth a little slow to get started, though the build up was important in building the foundations of the story. By halfway through I was hooked and enjoying every second. Until about three quarters of the way through when it tapered off a bit. I understand why it happened the way it happened, and in theory it was a great idea, I just didn’t enjoy a big part of the final section. All in all I really enjoyed the concept of this story, and like Antarctica Station, it was well executed. I enjoyed many of the characters and the world building. I especially like the journey Alan takes in the second half of the book. But most of all, I really enjoyed the moral and ethical issues brought up in this story. The debate over technology’s role in society and how far that can go. I think there were some really important and topical themes that would create fantastic discussions in book clubs and between people generally. Despite not being entirely enthralled by the entire story, I still think it’s worthy of a higher star rating for the reasons outlined above. I received an advanced reader copy of this book through NetGalley and while I was expected to leave a review, it is my honest opinion on this book.