A review by theawkwardbookw
Station Fosaan by Dee Garretson
3.0
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*I received a copy of this book by the author in exchange for my honest review*
Quinn dreams of becoming a scientist like his mother but his Grandfather, the Admiral has other plans for him. Quinn begins studying the planet Fosaan where he resides with the rest of his family after the Apocalypse destroyed most of the planet and its civilisation. He meets a Fossanian named Mira and they become friends. They discover that Asahn, leader of the Fossanian clan is planning to take over the Earthers and rule the planet once again. With the help of his friends, Decker, Lainie and Mira, Quinn plans to stop Asahn before it's too late.
Some areas of the book seemed too slow and dragged a bit but for the most part the action and pacing was well done. It took awhile for the story to begin and become interesting, but once the story progressed it became more interesting. The cast of characters were all really likeable and each had their own set of flaws that made them more believable. Quinn was a great main character, very strong willed and compassionate. I really liked Mira and how she stood up to her uncle. My favourite character was 100% Mags, Quinn's beloved parrot. I wish there was more on the history between Fosaan and Earth and why there was so much misconception between the two planets. There were several grammar and spelling mistakes in the book which took away from my enjoyment, but then again, I am always a stickler for editing mistakes so that may just be my own problem.
Overall, a super quick enjoyable read!
*I received a copy of this book by the author in exchange for my honest review*
Quinn dreams of becoming a scientist like his mother but his Grandfather, the Admiral has other plans for him. Quinn begins studying the planet Fosaan where he resides with the rest of his family after the Apocalypse destroyed most of the planet and its civilisation. He meets a Fossanian named Mira and they become friends. They discover that Asahn, leader of the Fossanian clan is planning to take over the Earthers and rule the planet once again. With the help of his friends, Decker, Lainie and Mira, Quinn plans to stop Asahn before it's too late.
Some areas of the book seemed too slow and dragged a bit but for the most part the action and pacing was well done. It took awhile for the story to begin and become interesting, but once the story progressed it became more interesting. The cast of characters were all really likeable and each had their own set of flaws that made them more believable. Quinn was a great main character, very strong willed and compassionate. I really liked Mira and how she stood up to her uncle. My favourite character was 100% Mags, Quinn's beloved parrot. I wish there was more on the history between Fosaan and Earth and why there was so much misconception between the two planets. There were several grammar and spelling mistakes in the book which took away from my enjoyment, but then again, I am always a stickler for editing mistakes so that may just be my own problem.
Overall, a super quick enjoyable read!