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squirrelfish's review
4.0
I love the character development. This series makes me more and more anxious to read more all the time. I really want the characters to be more, to be stronger, and I completely fee the author is intending that, addressing that, and I'm perhaps overly excited to read book 3.
ashybear02's review
4.0
I began to read this one a bit hesitantly after finishing the first one, Dark Space. But I was pleasently surprised. Maybe I had become more familiar with the characters, but this one seemed to make a lot more sense. I was picturing what was happening and becoming involved and feeling for the characters a lot more. The introduction of the philosopher, Thales, also lightened the book. I found myself diving right into the parts about him. He is a thoroughly interesting character, which I would love to learn more about. All in all, I quite enjoyed it.
macindog's review
4.0
This kicks off where Dark Space left off...Mira is heading to the nearest Orion League world for help while Trin leads the survivors to the islands and hopefull safety, Jo-Jo is still looking for his ship and the scum that stole it, Tekton is still a total dick and Sole is...well we still don't know enough about what Sole is or what Sole wants.
We are also introduced to Thales Berniere, the effete husband of the daughter of a planet's rulers, who is searching for a new purtpose in his life. We also meet Laspar "Carnage" Farr, veteran of the Stain Wars and now leader of Consilience, a separatist group with its own agenda.
Certainly enough to keep the story bobbing along at a good pace. Can't wait for the next instalment.
We are also introduced to Thales Berniere, the effete husband of the daughter of a planet's rulers, who is searching for a new purtpose in his life. We also meet Laspar "Carnage" Farr, veteran of the Stain Wars and now leader of Consilience, a separatist group with its own agenda.
Certainly enough to keep the story bobbing along at a good pace. Can't wait for the next instalment.
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