Tula has done well for herself alone on the space station by an
empty planet. But her past choices are catching up with her and she is going to
have to face them, including the dreaded Brother Blue, who destroyed her
family. When the planet below the station blooms to life, Tula’s life takes an
unexpected turn. She is also torn between romantic interests. Will she be able
to survive Brother Blue and his crusade to eradicate her?
I found this one much more enjoyable than the first book, there
was finally a change of scenery and was much less claustrophobic. I didn’t feel
any closer to the main character and she seemed very detached from the men in
her life though the pull between the two seemed to be important. The story has many twists and turns and it felt very long at times. I
got a bit lost in all the political snafus involving the status of earth. Due to its complexity this book isn’t quite right for middle school. I am a big fan of sci-fi, but
this just isn’t my favorite.
HS- OPTIONAL Reviewer:
Stephanie Elementary School Librarian & Author.
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