This is a story about two sisters who have lost their parents and are just trying to survive in a dystopian world. I really enjoyed the premise of this book and the fact that it was supposed to be a Christian dystopian/sci-fi. I enjoyed the overall plot of the story but the Christian conversion is what fell flat for me.
I was really enjoying how Scripture was something that Grey remembered her mom quoting to her and her sister Rin. I really enjoyed the space elements to this story and the idea that humans could inhabit Jupiter. As I was reading this I was thinking through out most of the book that it would be a solid 4 star read for me until the end. I was hoping that there would be a big conversion for Grey but in the end it just didn't hold up to the 4 star rating I thought I would give this story so I gave it a 3 star.
I will be willing to continue on with this series and see if the Christian elements are focused on in the later book. I really enjoyed buddy reading this with Rebekah.