Jess Granger

This book is stacked to the brim with interesting moments and very rich details … You are immersed in it but never feel like you’re drowning. Granger does an admirable job of keeping the alien-ness recognizable. She has created a world that uses mostly common terms and reactions. Sure it’s alien, sure it’s futuristic and sci-fi, but it feels more like “Serenity” or “Firefly” than “Star Trek,” if you know what I mean. The reader can recognize large portions of the author’s undoubtedly futuristic world. It’s a flawless little piece of world-building that Granger has done here.