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Our Dark Stars Audrey Grey Krystal Wade Books

With already being a fan of Audrey Grey's writing before I started this book and loving Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles, I had high expectations for this. I can firmly say that I was not in the least disappointed!

Throughout this series I could not tell which author wrote what. In collabs like that, I absolutely love that! Nothing throws off the flow of a book like two authors that aren't in sync. Granted this is my first time reading anything from Krystal Wade, I will definitely have to check out her other works.

This very much was an easy flowed, action packed unique retelling of The Sleeping Beauty. There never really was a dull moment, not with the Odysseus crew around. Each character was fully developed and noteworthy in their own way. In my opinion that is what really makes a great book, when even the smaller characters have their own distinct personalities. The Sci-Fi elements really kept this fresh for me, there were several other elements but I don't want to give a single thing away. 

I will say some things were predictable, but it didn't take away from the story at all! With it being a retelling or as I like to call them now "reimagining", you're just going to have that. 

After reading this, I can safely say that I am officially now on a Sci-Fi kick and I'm not afraid to admit it!


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Our Dark Stars Audrey Grey Krystal Wade Books Reviews

Y'ALL. The first month of 2018 isn't even half over when I'm typing this, and I've already read one (well, two, but more on that later this week) of my absolute favorite reads of the year. 2018, Audrey Grey, and Krystal Wade have all blessed me.

First off, let's take a moment to appreciate that absolutely gorgeous cover. I know I've talked about my usual distaste for people on covers thing before, but I can't help but make heart eyes at this one. It's what drew me to this title to begin with, so major props to the cover designer. Now, I'll admit, the synopsis made me hesitate a bit. I'm not usually one for sci-fi, so I had to have a little internal debate on whether or not I should took a chance. I figured "2018, new year, new me, blah blah blah" and went for it. Shoutout to past me, because I didn't have any of the problems I usually run into when reading sci-fi.
If you're sci-fi hesitant like I was, rest assured that this isn't your run of the mill sci-fi. For one, it's not crazy dense with off the wall technologies and hard to understand worlds. The world building is still great, and you still very much feel like you're in space, with all of the good stuff that entails, but it's not too much. There wasn't a single moment where I felt overwhelmed or confused. The writing flows so nicely, and the pacing isn't too slow or too fast, so you'll be turning pages at a steady rate and devouring this one like I did.

Now, for the characters and the romance. I don't want to gush too much, but the romance aspect was done absolutely perfectly. There was angst, but not too much angst. I dig the whole "enemies to lovers" kind of deal, so I was automatically on board for it. As for the characters themselves, I felt like they all had very distinct voices and personalities. You get invested in their lives, and genuinely start to freak out (audibly squeal and flail) when they're in danger. I freaking love Will, but y'all know I always end up going for the rough around the edges boys, so that shouldn't shock you.

I won't ramble too much more. Just trust me when I say that you want to read this book. I give it 5 out of 5 stars.
3.5 stars. Not the most developed characters but overall the story was fast paced, entertaining, with a cute romance. Recommend for any YA sci-fi romance fans!
You've got a strong female lead a princess. A small element of time travel. The scoundrel type ship captain and his crew. The AI overtaking humans trope. And it all gets tired up with a nice bow, but also with an open opportunity for a sequel (I hope)?
ThisI'm not really into the sci-fi genre but I'd heard such good things about this book, and quite frankly, the cover is gorgeous and drew me in. I loved the vivid world the authors created as well as the range and uniqueness of the characters. It easily kept me engaged and the writing was well done. The action and tension constantly built throughout but it didn't quite peak as strongly as I'd hoped. It was also a bit predictable, but this didn't really bother me as the story and writing was strong. I'd love to see what happens next and hope for higher octane action and romance in the next book.
That's a terrible comparison, but it's the best I could think of. I was very pleasantly surprised by the unique storyline and characters in Our Dark Stars. Set in the distant future, humans have found habitable planets to survive on and have built mocks (robots/droids) to help them, but the mocks start a war against their creators. Throw in a human princess and a "mock" salvage ship captain, plus a few criminally-inclined friends, and you've got an enjoyable, heartwarming, action adventure.
With already being a fan of Audrey Grey's writing before I started this book and loving Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles, I had high expectations for this. I can firmly say that I was not in the least disappointed!

Throughout this series I could not tell which author wrote what. In collabs like that, I absolutely love that! Nothing throws off the flow of a book like two authors that aren't in sync. Granted this is my first time reading anything from Krystal Wade, I will definitely have to check out her other works.

This very much was an easy flowed, action packed unique retelling of The Sleeping Beauty. There never really was a dull moment, not with the Odysseus crew around. Each character was fully developed and noteworthy in their own way. In my opinion that is what really makes a great book, when even the smaller characters have their own distinct personalities. The Sci-Fi elements really kept this fresh for me, there were several other elements but I don't want to give a single thing away. 

I will say some things were predictable, but it didn't take away from the story at all! With it being a retelling or as I like to call them now "reimagining", you're just going to have that. 

After reading this, I can safely say that I am officially now on a Sci-Fi kick and I'm not afraid to admit it!