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A review by gregoreads
Ecos do Espaço by Megan Crewe
4.0
It's so nice reading books by Canadian authors that I actually really enjoy! And then I saw that Megan Crewe actually went to my university, which is even better.
I was a bit wary of this one at first but it ended up having a really cool plot that kept building up. Some parts were a bit far fetched but I feel like that's relatively acceptable in a lot of sci-fi. And maybe "wrongness" and "thereness" were used a bit too much, and honestly the names Skylar and Noam are more alien than Win. But other than that, I'm really looking forward to continuing on with this trilogy! I loved the rules set out for the time travel and the concept of the fading that comes with each shift, it really lent that extra step of believability to the world.
I was a bit wary of this one at first but it ended up having a really cool plot that kept building up. Some parts were a bit far fetched but I feel like that's relatively acceptable in a lot of sci-fi. And maybe "wrongness" and "thereness" were used a bit too much, and honestly the names Skylar and Noam are more alien than Win. But other than that, I'm really looking forward to continuing on with this trilogy! I loved the rules set out for the time travel and the concept of the fading that comes with each shift, it really lent that extra step of believability to the world.