mousie_books's review
4.0
This was a great follow-up to book 1. The action heightens as the mysteries are solved. I can't wait to read the conclusion.
Even though these books aren't canon, I'm a bit sad the end will have to result in some sort of reset. Far too much of the future has been revealed for anything else to make sense.
Even though these books aren't canon, I'm a bit sad the end will have to result in some sort of reset. Far too much of the future has been revealed for anything else to make sense.
djwudi's review against another edition
3.0
Part two of this trilogy involves a lot of time travel, or dimensional travel, or both, which occasionally makes it a bit difficult to keep track of who is where/when, but for the most part tracks decently.
The back cover blurb is somewhat closer to the plot of the book than with the first book in the series, but still has some notable differences. Maybe the blurbs were written much earlier in the planning process, before rewrites and editorial adjustments? The cover image also has no relation to the story.
The back cover blurb is somewhat closer to the plot of the book than with the first book in the series, but still has some notable differences. Maybe the blurbs were written much earlier in the planning process, before rewrites and editorial adjustments? The cover image also has no relation to the story.
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