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andymariebrokaw's review against another edition
5.0
In this entry to the Targon series, focus shifts from the space warrior Nova Whiteside to her now-grown daughter. Cyann is less of a guns-blazing type girl than her mom, but is every bit as intelligent, insightful, and plain old fun to pull for, so although I went in expecting to want more than the glimpses we get of Nova, I wound up being more than happy to read about Cy and hoping that we'll see more books starring her.
This is the fourth of the Targon books to be written and falls well after the other three in the timeline, but it stands alone very well. I would recommend reading _Only Human_ before this one for more background on the Tughan Wai but don't feel that it's strictly necessary to do so.
This is the fourth of the Targon books to be written and falls well after the other three in the timeline, but it stands alone very well. I would recommend reading _Only Human_ before this one for more background on the Tughan Wai but don't feel that it's strictly necessary to do so.
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