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A review by jovvijo
PartnerShip by Anne McCaffrey
3.0
The ship who sang will always be an utter favourite of mine!
Really that book blew me away when I first read it and I was like, "Wow & wow!"
Imagine being a human brain piloting a ship capable of crossing to different worlds with your Brawn at the helm, the both of you having adventures along the way?
(That sounds much better than writing reports on client communications which is what I am doing while reviewing this book).
So I was ten times keen to get into this book and continue the adventure, was I ever!
And I will admit that, if you take it as a book on it's very own-some, it's really not that bad, and the story is interesting enough to keep you reading. But if you compare it to Helva and her story... oh dear... it just doesn't grip you the way the first did!
(Or some of the other books in the series as I've read them as well, my my!)
Still I'd definitely recommend it for folk who love the brainships, any new book in that series is worth having a look at!
Really that book blew me away when I first read it and I was like, "Wow & wow!"
Imagine being a human brain piloting a ship capable of crossing to different worlds with your Brawn at the helm, the both of you having adventures along the way?
(That sounds much better than writing reports on client communications which is what I am doing while reviewing this book).
So I was ten times keen to get into this book and continue the adventure, was I ever!
And I will admit that, if you take it as a book on it's very own-some, it's really not that bad, and the story is interesting enough to keep you reading. But if you compare it to Helva and her story... oh dear... it just doesn't grip you the way the first did!
(Or some of the other books in the series as I've read them as well, my my!)
Still I'd definitely recommend it for folk who love the brainships, any new book in that series is worth having a look at!