Paperback, 368 pages
Published Feb. 23, 2021 by Skybound Books.
This was enjoyable. The world-building was good. You can feel the tension building for the next chapters in this story. Very space opera; being a space opera fan, I don't care.
This was enjoyable. The world-building was good. You can feel the tension building for the next chapters in this story. Very space opera; being a space opera fan, I don't care.
If you'd like to read a pulpy, queer space opera, look no further than First Sister by Linden A. Lewis.
Like all good Scifi, Lewis explores the social implications of the future and future technology. They have taken aim at a diaspora from earth to earth's neighbors, a genetically distinct human variety, the wide spread use of neural implants, and a cult from earth that enslaves women.
The collision of these pieces is worth your time: slpl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/1485599116
If you'd like to read a pulpy, queer space opera, look no further than First Sister by Linden A. Lewis.
Like all good Scifi, Lewis explores the social implications of the future and future technology. They have taken aim at a diaspora from earth to earth's neighbors, a genetically distinct human variety, the wide spread use of neural implants, and a cult from earth that enslaves women.
The collision of these pieces is worth your time: slpl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/1485599116
