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A review by thecatochronicles
The Cydonian Pyramid by Pete Hautman
2.0
I was just so disappointed with the beginning of this book that it was too hard to recover from. I wanted it to pick up where book one left off. It was such a climactic ending! But instead, it started quite after that scene and then backed WAY up and essentially retold book one from the perspective of Lalia. Ugh. Tucker was hardly in this book at all until 3/4 of the way through. And it wasn't all that exciting (since I knew all the important scenes from book one) until 1/2 way through.
While this book was easier to follow since I was familiar with many of the terms and concepts established in book one, this one wasn't all that interesting. And still left me with lots of questions. For instance, what happened with Tucker's mom? Why isn't he trying to find her anymore? Why isn't he trying to figure out how to get back to his timeline's dad? Why isn't he trying to get home at all? AND WHAT IS THE POINT OF THIS SERIES? Are they trying to destroy the diskos? WHAT?!
However, I will finish the series since I already have the third book in my possession and I NEED to find some kind of answerable closure.
While this book was easier to follow since I was familiar with many of the terms and concepts established in book one, this one wasn't all that interesting. And still left me with lots of questions. For instance, what happened with Tucker's mom? Why isn't he trying to find her anymore? Why isn't he trying to figure out how to get back to his timeline's dad? Why isn't he trying to get home at all? AND WHAT IS THE POINT OF THIS SERIES? Are they trying to destroy the diskos? WHAT?!
However, I will finish the series since I already have the third book in my possession and I NEED to find some kind of answerable closure.