Helpful Score: 1
First off, you must read The Outback Stars first or this won't make a lot of sense.
Secondly, loved it! This book kept me up late at night. It was entirely too short. It continues the story of Myell and Jodenny. It gets a little bizarre but it all fits into the worldbuilding. The characterization is excellent. I can't wait to start the third book as soon as Amazon sends it to me.
This is one of those series that will stay with me and that I expect to reread from time to time.
Secondly, loved it! This book kept me up late at night. It was entirely too short. It continues the story of Myell and Jodenny. It gets a little bizarre but it all fits into the worldbuilding. The characterization is excellent. I can't wait to start the third book as soon as Amazon sends it to me.
This is one of those series that will stay with me and that I expect to reread from time to time.
I forget when I read the first book in this trilogy, but it was awhile back. Unfortunately, you need to read these books close together. Despite a good memory, I had problems remembering what happened in the first book, which left me somewhat adrift in the second.
Fortunately, I won't have to remember any of it for the third book, as I won't be reading it. The author combines sci-fi and mysticism in this series. The second book starts with decent sci-fi, but soon leaves it all behind to concentrate on the mysticism. I finally just scanned the last few chapters to see where the plot was going and, even then, had problems following it. Frankly, I believe even the author had problems following the plot.
Fortunately, I won't have to remember any of it for the third book, as I won't be reading it. The author combines sci-fi and mysticism in this series. The second book starts with decent sci-fi, but soon leaves it all behind to concentrate on the mysticism. I finally just scanned the last few chapters to see where the plot was going and, even then, had problems following it. Frankly, I believe even the author had problems following the plot.
