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A review by kindleandcrochet
A Chain Across the Dawn by Drew Williams
4.0
I recieved a free copy of this book as part of a bookstagram tour.
I'm honestly not sure how I feel about this one... It wasn't quite the same as the first book and it didn't really draw me in as much as the first book... I wouldn't really class its as bigger battles... Not in the same way there was in the first book, which constantly had me on edge.
So this book is told from Esa'a pov. It's set a few years after TSNU, and we get to know Esa some more and watch as she continues to learn to use her TK. I loved the beginning of the book, such great descriptions of their surroundings and I loved Sho's mother... Saying that it was much more mystery than space battles and honestly I feel like it was not finished very well, I still have too many questions but there wasn't really a cliff hanger which confuses me... So many questions posed throughout the book with very little explanations in the end... I know that leaves it open for the next book but still I'm quite unsatisfied.
Overall it was another well written book with some gorgeous descriptions and places. You really get a feel for Esa's journey and her feelings since this one is told from her perspective. It was nice seeing Esa grow a little too.
It was nice meeting a couple new characters and getting to know them, I really liked Mo.
Sho is really cute and wise, I can only assume we'll see him more in the next book, because I think he has more story to tell
I'm honestly not sure how I feel about this one... It wasn't quite the same as the first book and it didn't really draw me in as much as the first book... I wouldn't really class its as bigger battles... Not in the same way there was in the first book, which constantly had me on edge.
So this book is told from Esa'a pov. It's set a few years after TSNU, and we get to know Esa some more and watch as she continues to learn to use her TK. I loved the beginning of the book, such great descriptions of their surroundings and I loved Sho's mother... Saying that it was much more mystery than space battles and honestly I feel like it was not finished very well, I still have too many questions but there wasn't really a cliff hanger which confuses me... So many questions posed throughout the book with very little explanations in the end... I know that leaves it open for the next book but still I'm quite unsatisfied.
Overall it was another well written book with some gorgeous descriptions and places. You really get a feel for Esa's journey and her feelings since this one is told from her perspective. It was nice seeing Esa grow a little too.
It was nice meeting a couple new characters and getting to know them, I really liked Mo.
Sho is really cute and wise, I can only assume we'll see him more in the next book, because I think he has more story to tell