The Deep Sky

It was ok. I would have liked it a lot more without the jumping back and forth in time, every time I started to really get into it we would jump to another point in the timeline and every time I lost a little bit of interest.

My first sci-fi novel in years and does this author scratch an itch with The Deep Sky. From the implications of escapism, the passage of time and space itself to international relations and its effects on others. A very gripping novel for me, starting with a bang, ending with one and the suspense and mystery in the middle.

Call your mom.

A whodunit mystery on a one way space trip spliced with flashbacks of our mcs experience as an Asian American "hafu" and her relationships on earth.

I really liked it :'(

:')

3.5

I can't believe I didn't see that the author was the imposter this whole time.

Very interesting, creative, thought provoking, and scarily possible futuristic debut. I just currently don't have the patience to write a review but this one is a definite recommendation from me, if you like your sci-fi to be more personal.

3.5 stars