Coming of age

First, this is an interesting look at some second order effects of both Xen’s spying and the genetic abilities for power being unevenly distributed. Fun ideas for civil engineering Cometfall style add a flourish to the fun.

There were a few times when the events of one chapter didn’t precisely match the preceding chapter. Some typos, too. Nothing terrible, just a bit picky on my part.

Definitely part of the ongoing story and not a true standalone novel.

I re-read this series in fits and starts to ‘cleanse my palate’ after reading bad novels from other authors. Something about the multiverse and the writing makes sense to me and inspires my brain.

“Dancer” is the most direct precursor of this novel and an excellent starting point, though “Empire of the One” could be a great entree to the series and is immediately prior to “Dancer”.

I buy every book this author publishes. Best recommendation I can give. ( )

Coming of age

First, this is an interesting look at some second order effects of both Xen’s spying and the genetic abilities for power being unevenly distributed. Fun ideas for civil engineering Cometfall style add a flourish to the fun.

There were a few times when the events of one chapter didn’t precisely match the preceding chapter. Some typos, too. Nothing terrible, just a bit picky on my part.

Definitely part of the ongoing story and not a true standalone novel.

I re-read this series in fits and starts to ‘cleanse my palate’ after reading bad novels from other authors. Something about the multiverse and the writing makes sense to me and inspires my brain.

“Dancer” is the most direct precursor of this novel and an excellent starting point, though “Empire of the One” could be a great entree to the series and is immediately prior to “Dancer”.

I buy every book this author publishes. Best recommendation I can give. ( )