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A review by the_midnight_librarian
Phasma by Delilah S. Dawson
3.0
Not sure what I expected from this book but this wasn't it. I thought it had promise in the beginning, Resistance Spy being captured by the first order and interrogated by Captain Cardinal, who wants to get dirt on Captain Phasma, before a meeting they're all having in so many hours.
The book is then the story of Phasma told by the Resistance Spy from the view of someone who was there on Phasma's home planet. This part, was a bit dull until about half way through the book, and then it started picking up and got me interested.
The book would occasionally switch it from telling the story of Phasma to present day either Captain Cardinals POV or the Resistance Spy POV, in the beginning I found the Cardinal and the Spy's POV more entertaining than Phasma's story. Once I got interested in Phasma's story, I found certain details fairly repetitive, particularly when the majority of Phasma's story was done and it went back to Captain Cardinal's view, his inner thoughts were so repetitive and honestly after Phasma's story was done and it became the present, the story became predictable.
Over all interesting.
The book is then the story of Phasma told by the Resistance Spy from the view of someone who was there on Phasma's home planet. This part, was a bit dull until about half way through the book, and then it started picking up and got me interested.
The book would occasionally switch it from telling the story of Phasma to present day either Captain Cardinals POV or the Resistance Spy POV, in the beginning I found the Cardinal and the Spy's POV more entertaining than Phasma's story. Once I got interested in Phasma's story, I found certain details fairly repetitive, particularly when the majority of Phasma's story was done and it went back to Captain Cardinal's view, his inner thoughts were so repetitive and honestly after Phasma's story was done and it became the present, the story became predictable.
Over all interesting.