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A review by suzjustsuz
Calling The Change by Michelle Diener
4.0
4+ stars
I really like this author. She spins a good yarn with just enough romance for it to not detract from the story but still be satisfying.
The end seemed a bit abrupt to me, but I was mostly surprised and not ready to leave the world yet. While it was a bit of a foreshadowing of future story/ ongoing story sort of ending, it didn't really bother me too much and couldn't really be called a cliff hanger. It had a "to be continued" feel, for sure, though.
This particular story has the same set of implausibility issues as the first book did, medieval tech era citizens who readily adapt to the existence and use of space faring vessels. This one issue is consistently a hurdle for me to overcome in terms of suspension of disbelief, but it's worth the little extra work because the stories are fun, the characters are multi faceted, and the plot just keeps getting thicker.
I'll read the next.
I really like this author. She spins a good yarn with just enough romance for it to not detract from the story but still be satisfying.
The end seemed a bit abrupt to me, but I was mostly surprised and not ready to leave the world yet. While it was a bit of a foreshadowing of future story/ ongoing story sort of ending, it didn't really bother me too much and couldn't really be called a cliff hanger. It had a "to be continued" feel, for sure, though.
This particular story has the same set of implausibility issues as the first book did, medieval tech era citizens who readily adapt to the existence and use of space faring vessels. This one issue is consistently a hurdle for me to overcome in terms of suspension of disbelief, but it's worth the little extra work because the stories are fun, the characters are multi faceted, and the plot just keeps getting thicker.
I'll read the next.