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A review by tamaraniac
Vortex by S.J. Kincaid
5.0
Originally posted: http://tamaraniac.tumblr.com/post/95315661874/review-vortex-by-sj-kincaid
Vortex was much more thoughtful and darker than the first book, Insignia. It gets a lot deeper into the themes of the book and it tells us more why the way the world is organized is bad, and explains further how the world got to that point. The book also shows more on how Tom's hatred of establishment and his complete lack of obedience (or filter) could entirely destroy his career in the military.
I loved every minute of this book. The deeper and darker themes in this second book made it almost better than the first, while expanding on Insignia and altogether making this a very successful second book of a trilogy.
Though some of the character's actions in the ending of the book frustrated me a little bit, it all made sense, and really left me wondering what could happen in the last book.
Spoiler-y rambling and other stuff on my blog: http://tamaraniac.tumblr.com/post/95315661874/review-vortex-by-sj-kincaid
Vortex was much more thoughtful and darker than the first book, Insignia. It gets a lot deeper into the themes of the book and it tells us more why the way the world is organized is bad, and explains further how the world got to that point. The book also shows more on how Tom's hatred of establishment and his complete lack of obedience (or filter) could entirely destroy his career in the military.
I loved every minute of this book. The deeper and darker themes in this second book made it almost better than the first, while expanding on Insignia and altogether making this a very successful second book of a trilogy.
Though some of the character's actions in the ending of the book frustrated me a little bit, it all made sense, and really left me wondering what could happen in the last book.
Spoiler-y rambling and other stuff on my blog: http://tamaraniac.tumblr.com/post/95315661874/review-vortex-by-sj-kincaid