First of all, thank you to Fierce Reads for an eARC and inviting me to join the street team for Skyhunter!
Skyhunter follows Talin, a striker. The striker's are the last line of defense for Mara, the last remaining free nation. But when she loses her shield and a prisoner is brougth back with them, she sense something is not right, and this is no ordinary soldier.
Talin hasn't been able to speak since her mom and she fled to Mara, but Red, the prisoner, is sweet and understanding. This book, unlike some of her other books, was sweet and soft. I felt a bit more reading this, a little more touched by the characters and the story. Sure, the plot was pretty similar to many other YA titles we've read(a nation with experiments, trying to capture the last remaining free nation) but the characters and the nuance really made this one for me!
I'm actually rating this a 4.5, so rounding it up to a 5 on Goodreads! Really enjoyed this one, and in case you're wondering, it's a lighter sci-fi, so more accessible for people not dedicated to the genre.
Skyhunter follows Talin, a striker. The striker's are the last line of defense for Mara, the last remaining free nation. But when she loses her shield and a prisoner is brougth back with them, she sense something is not right, and this is no ordinary soldier.
Talin hasn't been able to speak since her mom and she fled to Mara, but Red, the prisoner, is sweet and understanding. This book, unlike some of her other books, was sweet and soft. I felt a bit more reading this, a little more touched by the characters and the story. Sure, the plot was pretty similar to many other YA titles we've read(a nation with experiments, trying to capture the last remaining free nation) but the characters and the nuance really made this one for me!
I'm actually rating this a 4.5, so rounding it up to a 5 on Goodreads! Really enjoyed this one, and in case you're wondering, it's a lighter sci-fi, so more accessible for people not dedicated to the genre.