I read this after I had read Boneyard and the Strangers at the Room of Lost Souls and I believe that was the best order to do so. This puts so much more information together that makes the Diving Universe an even bigger deal than it is. ( )

I've read one other Diving story before and liked it. After this though I think I've been reeled into the series. Off to find the first book. ( )

Part of Rusch's Diving series, a space opera series about a Fleet ship finding itself by accident in a future where the Fleet is just a distant myth. (Sound familiar?). This is the first one I've read in that series. I thought she did an excellent job with the characters and their problems. I certainly intend to read others in this series. ( )