Sky's End
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.43 (929 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1619352389 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 430 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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Stick your vampires where the solar rays don't penetrate, and bring on the hot aliens! I'm so glad I gave this a try because it was just so redonkulously entertaining and interesting and sexy andgah! It was just amazeballs !" -- Lynsey Taylor, The Demon Librarian"Holy stars! Space travel has never been so HOT! If, like me, you're not a huge fan of sci-fi, this is one book you cannot miss. It will change your opinion of the genre." -- Roxanne Kade, Roxy's Reviews"With Cassiel, I was in LOVE with her voice from the very beginning. It was non-stop action straight out of the gate. Bad-freaking-ass. Each chapter was filled to the brim with something exciting and/or terrifying. My poor heart just would not stop beating frantically for 90% of this book." -- The Bookish Daydreamer. The heroine, Cassiel Winters, is one kick-ass, don't-bleep-with-me chic." -- Linsy June, Goodreads Member"My goodness
"Fast-paced action, but not without its problems" according to Sandy @ Craving YA Reads. 'Sky's End' is a intricately woven futuristic novel about a girl who searches for her missing brother.Every science fiction novel should (to me at least) have adventure, action and possibly a little romance as well and 'Sky's End' had this in abundance. There was new technology, several alien types and even new worlds to explore on the journey through this book. Right from the first page there was that . "This was an okay read." according to AvidReader. There were things I liked and disliked about this book. The story was good enough that I wanted to finish the book. The world creation was interesting. There was something almost pleasantly uncomfortable about the story. There were moments when I sort of felt like I was slowing down to look at an accident scene. I knew I wouldn't like what I saw, but I still kind of wanted to see it. I guess that's a go. Loved this! Unputdownable! Christine Let me start with this: Holy crap I loved this book. LOVED it. The summary sounded awesome, albeit a bit confusing, but I haven't read any science fiction lately that involved aliens so I was all for jumping on the opportunity to review this book. It blew me away.Cassiel Winters' life dramatically changes when she finds out her only living relative, her brother, is officially missing. She literally will
Damian King, probably can't help Cassiel pass the second time around-so why is he so interested in her progress? If only one of her freaky déjà vu visions would offer an answer instead of mysterious messages like hide. But she quickly realizes she may not be cut out for life in space, where female cadets are outnumbered, competition's fierce, and she's already failed her hand-to-hand combat test once. A secret that two warring species are determined to control. A universe's future at stake. Now Cassiel must fight to control her own destiny and race to save her brother-even if it means pretending to be the pawn of Prime Or'ic, the cold-as-steel Thell'eon leader. Don't miss Sky's End, book one in the electrifying USA TODAY Recommended series! A secret she must never share. And she learns that her secret visions are at the heart of it all. Even the station's most respected officer, Lt. Even if it means risking her life, facing hard truths, and making the ultimate sacrifice.. When Cassiel's manipulated into a perilous mission, she encounters a warrior species bred to protect the universe from an even greater threat. Twenty-year-old