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4.26 AVERAGE
4.26 AVERAGE
Felt extremely repetitive. I think they mentioned that Boom Slug and Snuggles could not be separated at least 4 times throughout the entire story. Like, WE GET IT.
4.5 stars out of 5
“We brought company, I told her. All of it.”
"Evershore unfolds the compelling narrative of Jorgen, shedding light on how he navigates the aftermath of the Redawn, Spensa's notable absence, and the profound evolution of his character—both on a personal level and in his role as a flight leader. The story takes a captivating turn as we are introduced to Hesho's people and their charming planet, an encounter that adds a delightful layer to the broader narrative.
The battles within Evershore are masterfully executed, showcasing well-choreographed sequences that inject excitement into the narrative. However, there are moments when these engagements might blur together, a minor quibble against the backdrop of the overall gripping storyline.
For an optimal reading experience, I recommend diving into Evershore after delving into Cytonic but be sure to read it before reaching the epilogue of the latter book. This strategic sequencing ensures a seamless flow of events and a more immersive understanding of the interconnected stories within this captivating universe."
The ending was also really exciting with so much happening all at once. I really enjoy the cytonics in the series, they are so unique and unlike anything I've ever read.
