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A review by tracydurnell
Primary Inversion by Catherine Asaro
2.0
2.5*
This would have been a much better book if a) it wasn't written by a physicist (or she'd restrained herself from waxing poetic about her FTL drive and every other technology she invented) and b) it was half as long, or doubled the action. Literally the first section of the book is the characters going to a bar, disliking someone who tried to buy the h a drink, and going to the police to report them for looking suspicious.
I'll give the book credit for taking on PTSD but I would have preferred not having an entire section of the book devoted to handling it.
This would have been a much better book if a) it wasn't written by a physicist (or she'd restrained herself from waxing poetic about her FTL drive and every other technology she invented) and b) it was half as long, or doubled the action. Literally the first section of the book is the characters going to a bar, disliking someone who tried to buy the h a drink, and going to the police to report them for looking suspicious.
I'll give the book credit for taking on PTSD but I would have preferred not having an entire section of the book devoted to handling it.