Amy A. Bartol
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| Title | : | Sea of Stars (Kricket #2) |
| Author | : | Amy A. Bartol |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 320 pages |
| Published | : | March 31st 2015 by 47North |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Romance. Young Adult. Science Fiction |
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Eighteen-year-old Kricket Hollowell was looking for her place in the world when she discovered that the universe was bigger—and more dangerous—than she had ever dreamed. Now, whisked across space to the planet Ethar, Kricket learns that her genetic ability to see the future makes her a sought-after commodity…and the catalyst for war between her star-crossed parents’ clans. According to Alameedan prophecy, one house will rise to power and the other will be completely wiped out, and Kricket’s precognition is believed to be the weapon that will tip the scales. A target of both the Rafe and the Alameeda houses, Kricket finds protection—and a home—in the arms of Trey, her Etharian bodyguard-turned-boyfriend. But her visions of what’s to come disturb her deeply, especially since she must discover whether the gift of foresight will allow her to rewrite the future, or if her fate is as immovable as the stars.Present Books Toward Sea of Stars (Kricket #2)
| Original Title: | Sea of Stars |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Kricket #2 |
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Ratings: 4.25 From 11563 Users | 866 ReviewsCritique Regarding Books Sea of Stars (Kricket #2)
I was given an advance copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.I have to admit... I did not like this novel. Though the world created was fascinating, the characters were incredibly one dimensional. Anyone but Trey and Kricket seemed to have a single character trait (if any), and were somewhat forgettable. It had a bad case of 'Mary Sue'-itis, with the main protagonist being unrealistic and, admittedly, quite annoying. The reader is constantly dragged away from the plotARC received via NetGalleyThis book is the continuation of Kricket's story. I loved the first book in this series and this one did not disappoint. Everything I loved about the first book, is in this one as well. There is still a strong, captivating storyline. This book, compared to the previous, is much more action-packed which made it very engrossing to read. There were also some plot twists that I wasn't expecting. "You are the brightest star among the Sea of Stars, Kricket." During this book,
Grrrr. I hate when I stop paying attention to how much time I have left on the audio and I get caught unawares by a semi-cliffy like that.I felt like they were all just playing a sick game of keep-away with poor Kricket for the majority of this book. Kinda made my head spin how many times she was abducted or almost taken. Still, she remains unflappable and never resorts to being a damsel in distress.And I really appreciate that, so far, the romance hasn't gone into that territory, neither with
I'm loving this series, and of course Kate Rudd, one of my favorites narrator.
I just don't have words for this book. Rarely do I enjoy a second book more than the first, but somehow I think this one has done it. Kricket and Trey are fantastic together. Trey brings some serious swoons this round and it was hard not to just sit and reread all of the things. Jax and Wayra are just as much fun as they were in book 2. Maybe even more so because they really care for Kricket, so their interactions have more behind them. The were a couple of twists I didn't see coming and I was
THANK YOU AMY BARTOL FOR GETTING ME OUT OF MY READING SLUMP!!Sea of Stars literally picks up where Under Different Stars left off. We are still following Krickets story as she continues to be a fugitive. Kricket in this novel much like the first, is still a force to be reckoned with. She is still strong and still insanely smart. The big difference between book one and two is that this one is over-packed with action (yes this is a good thing). Youll find yourself barely having time to breath with
This book is strange, in that a bunch of stuff goes down - but, I got to the end of the book and felt like not a lot happened. There wasn't enough feeling in the events to make them seem real. And, for me, moments that could have been huge were simplified by Kricket saying something stupid about the sexy way Trey smells - and that happened more than once. I mean, people are dying all around you, and that is what is running through your mind?!Kricket herself, is one of the worst characters I have
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