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This is where I get to say “Hey! I know that guy!” But I also get to marvel in wonder that I had no idea this world was rattling around in his brain until he announced its pending release. And dude.. I mean, I would be a fan even if I didn’t know the guy.

I think was drew me most is that there are all these new worlds and species that were unlike anything I have ever read in SciFi before.
I want to know more about the Vulch. I’m ridiculously curious as to what their native voices sound like.
I was to know more about Sya and his homeworld. (And how the heck they became this weird bureaucratic species.)

And Ori is a strong willed human gal that’s probably a lot like most of my RPG players - a mercenary with a hidden huge heart. What she wants most in the universe is to follow in her family’s footsteps and save her “home” - this rickety ship with a sarcastic name.

There’s not a lot to complain about story wise. I was drawn in, this particular book (pretty please be a series) wraps up completely, and I am emotionally vested in seeing what these dingbats of doom do next.


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Ori is one of those characters that's completely relatable. When things start going south, your first instinct is "Nope, I'm out if here!" but those deep-seated morals keep you in check and you end up doing what you believe to be the right things in the end.
Fantastic world building. If you were a kid of the 80s or 90s and grew up on sci-fi then you will really like this story. It feels familiar while being new. Characters are diverse and interesting with a powerful realistic female lead.
This book has one major con, and that is that the other books in the series aren't yet finished.

Falling Into Midnight, is a descriptive, well written, enjoyable book.
The Vulch character "Flower", is what truly brings out all the feels, in what is a binge worthy read that will make any sci-fi fan smile.
This is where I get to say “Hey! I know that guy!” But I also get to marvel in wonder that I had no idea this world was rattling around in his brain until he announced its pending release. And dude.. I mean, I would be a fan even if I didn’t know the guy.

I think was drew me most is that there are all these new worlds and species that were unlike anything I have ever read in SciFi before.
I want to know more about the Vulch. I’m ridiculously curious as to what their native voices sound like.
I was to know more about Sya and his homeworld. (And how the heck they became this weird bureaucratic species.)

And Ori is a strong willed human gal that’s probably a lot like most of my RPG players - a mercenary with a hidden huge heart. What she wants most in the universe is to follow in her family’s footsteps and save her “home” - this rickety ship with a sarcastic name.

There’s not a lot to complain about story wise. I was drawn in, this particular book (pretty please be a series) wraps up completely, and I am emotionally vested in seeing what these dingbats of doom do next.