Made of Stars by Jenna Voris
My first read review is based on the first several chapters.
Examining the cover, you have a couple being stood over by a lone male. It interests me in that I wonder who they are and why this man is standing over them.
The author takes us on a an adventure through space and time following two separate “groups”.
In one perspective, we are following a group of students as they graduate the academy and prepare for their first assignment. Which planet will they go to? Will they get that cushy spot in the city or be stuck out at the prison? You can feel the excitement as they stand with pride when they are congratulated by their General for finishing the final sim.
The second perspective Carries us into the world of those less fortunate than others. Stealing and robbing their way across the galaxy to help their families survive the harsh conditions of their planet. Some might even compare them to Bonnie and Clyde.
The author is quite descriptive about each of the planets as well as each scene as we go along. You can almost feel the beat of the music playing, the roar of the engines as they rattle the dishes in the cabinets and the emotions pouring out from the characters.
This is one book I would love to continue reading.
My first read review is based on the first several chapters.
Examining the cover, you have a couple being stood over by a lone male. It interests me in that I wonder who they are and why this man is standing over them.
The author takes us on a an adventure through space and time following two separate “groups”.
In one perspective, we are following a group of students as they graduate the academy and prepare for their first assignment. Which planet will they go to? Will they get that cushy spot in the city or be stuck out at the prison? You can feel the excitement as they stand with pride when they are congratulated by their General for finishing the final sim.
The second perspective Carries us into the world of those less fortunate than others. Stealing and robbing their way across the galaxy to help their families survive the harsh conditions of their planet. Some might even compare them to Bonnie and Clyde.
The author is quite descriptive about each of the planets as well as each scene as we go along. You can almost feel the beat of the music playing, the roar of the engines as they rattle the dishes in the cabinets and the emotions pouring out from the characters.
This is one book I would love to continue reading.