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librarianryan 's review for:
Aurora Rising
by Jay Kristoff, Amie Kaufman
Dang this Duo and making me wait. Amy and Jay can write a space opera that keeps you on the edge of your seat to see what is next. This book is not as amazing as Illuminae, but it is as fun.
Aurora has just been rudely woken up from cryo sleep 200 years later than should have happened. She is part of a famous ship disaster that has just been found, and is the only one to survive. Things are so very different, but just because of the 200 year time difference. The place she was supposed to be going was not colonized, and is considered off limits. None of the star maps work the way they should, and whenever someone threatens her, something takes over her body and causes chaos.
Poor Tyler was unlucky enough to rescue Aurora and now is stuck with the anomaly, a crew he didn’t completely pick, and a first job that is little more than street sweeper. But he is the best. He is first in his class, and just because he missed the draft, it doesn't mean he won't give his all to any assignment, even the bummer ones.
Jay and Amy have a way of crafting a story that is one part thriller, one part mystery, and all adventure. They keep you waiting on the edge of your seat to see what happens next, and let me tell you, I am super glad I waited to read this as I have a shorter wait for book two.
Aurora has just been rudely woken up from cryo sleep 200 years later than should have happened. She is part of a famous ship disaster that has just been found, and is the only one to survive. Things are so very different, but just because of the 200 year time difference. The place she was supposed to be going was not colonized, and is considered off limits. None of the star maps work the way they should, and whenever someone threatens her, something takes over her body and causes chaos.
Poor Tyler was unlucky enough to rescue Aurora and now is stuck with the anomaly, a crew he didn’t completely pick, and a first job that is little more than street sweeper. But he is the best. He is first in his class, and just because he missed the draft, it doesn't mean he won't give his all to any assignment, even the bummer ones.
Jay and Amy have a way of crafting a story that is one part thriller, one part mystery, and all adventure. They keep you waiting on the edge of your seat to see what happens next, and let me tell you, I am super glad I waited to read this as I have a shorter wait for book two.