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A review by belleanndthebook
The Radiant Seas by Catherine Asaro
4.0
(3.5/5 stars)
This book is the continuation of the story involving the characters who we met in Primary Inversion. It takes place over a long period of time, and most of the story is told in snapshots of what each character is doing in each year. For the first half of the book, I loved the pacing, but by the end, I forgot what year things happened. This wasn’t too irritating though because the author did put in some cues. The yearly spacing of this book also didn’t allow for much character development, so while the story was nice, my attachment to the characters was entirely spillover from the previous book. Also, I’ll have to give Asaro credit for the sci-fi in this book, which was great!
This book is the continuation of the story involving the characters who we met in Primary Inversion. It takes place over a long period of time, and most of the story is told in snapshots of what each character is doing in each year. For the first half of the book, I loved the pacing, but by the end, I forgot what year things happened. This wasn’t too irritating though because the author did put in some cues. The yearly spacing of this book also didn’t allow for much character development, so while the story was nice, my attachment to the characters was entirely spillover from the previous book. Also, I’ll have to give Asaro credit for the sci-fi in this book, which was great!