Sharon Rose

Short, but engaging

I should have known how short this is, so I don't hold that against it.

Moreso things moved at a fast clip, so at times it felt like warp speed images dashing by.

In all its a breezy introduction to the world and the larger conflict that embroiled the heroine a few years previously. It doesn't have much more than broad strokes for the character personalities, but there's a genuine connection between our principles and hints at the bigger plot.… (altro)

**** SPOILER ALERT ****
Rose continues their excellent, excellent world building and character development in "Diverse Demands: Diverse Book 2".
The author continues the story of Kena's adventures as she navigates the quagmire surrounding herself and her ship.
Rose weaves a tale of many kinds of love as they masterfully balance action and exposition while expanding on the message from "Diverse Similarity".
This entertaining and thought provoking page turner of a book was one that I only reluctantly, for necessities, put down until I finished it. I was hooked from page one.
I am really looking forward to seeing where Rose takes this series in the future volumes.
Q; Will Kena be able to bring the PitKreelaundan and the Interstellar Collaborative to the table to take the first steps to a lasting peace?
Q: Can Tarkeen prevent a civil war between the PitKree and the Laundan?
A: Grab this book and find out. While this book can be read as a standalone, I strongly, STRONGLY, recommend that you acquire and read "Diverse Similarity" first. I think it will make your enjoyment of "Diverse Demands" much richer.
In the interest of transparency: I was given a free review copy of this book and I am voluntarily sharing this review.
This is my own honest opinion.… (altro)