A Sea of Endless Light

I'm in love with Fox and I'm happy we got a story that follows him and his crew and their adventure. Like Feener's other I.P.F focused books, the start is a little slow and information dense but once the plot gets going I always end up having a great time.

This is the type of sci-fi I like the most – casual sci-fi with a lot of “Earth inspiration”. I don't even really care if it didn't make sense that there was a Jacuzzi in a hotel room on another planet; or if they spoke exactly like people on Earth do – like give me all of that! I think that's why I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. If someone told me this was like a “casual” sci-fi rather than a hard (to understand) sci-fi I would've read it earlier.

I enjoyed the amount of action that the author wrote in the book. It wasn't too much and it was easy to follow. Easy to follow for here means as much as I do love science fiction (in any format), I often sit there and go “huh?” when I'm reading a sci-fi book. You know those Tiktok videos where it goes something like “And then we traveled to dhdhgjgj and we spoke to wjergjefe” – because it's making fun of fantasy books with weird/difficult names? That's me but with sc-fi. I have no issue reading Fantasy and their names, it's most of what's in sci-fi that just has me scratching my brain