The Space Between

This Needs To Be Expanded (And That Is A Very Good Thing). Here Lebak creates an inventive yet relatable science fiction tale set on Pluto that is a great yet short read... which is really the only problem with the book. It is so intriguing that I for one would really like to see this expanded out into a full length novel, perhaps building in more suspense and mystery and maybe adding a few more named characters/ further fleshing out existing named characters. Played right, it could likely even be expanded into a trilogy - one that I for one would love to experience. Seriously great tale, and a very quick read. Which in and of itself is great for those with little reading time and/ or trying to squeeze in a few more books at the end of the year to meet reading goals for the year. Also great for younger readers, as there is no cursing / sex/ gore and it even has some actual science (explained to “an intelligent five year old”, as the Station Director directs in-book) to use as a teaching point. :) Very much recommended.