I think that this is a really great point, because, as the theory says, each of us have decided to take different paths in all the alternative parallel worlds. Kady and Ezra are as usual my favourite cinnamon rolls Nik and Hanna have to work out their problems about their relationship: they both kissed their alter egos from the other reality and have experienced the loss of their loved one right in front of their eyes so could we say that they really like each other because of their alter egos, or are they different from these multiverse copies and so they don’t like each other in this reality?

Talking about the Mao plot, I must say that I preferred it way more than the other one. Obsidio has two plotlines: one settled in Kerenza IV, where Kady’s cousin Asha is based and the other one is aboard the spaceship Mao. Let’s take a look!īEWARE: this review contains major SPOILERS, keep reading at your own risk. I really liked this book for many reasons, but a couple of things for me didn’t work at all.

She joins the resistance, but she discovers that Rhys – her old flame – is in the enemy’s line.Įven this wonderful series has (sadly) come to an end. Meanwhile, Asha is on planet Kerenza IV where she survived the initial BeiTech attack. They are far from their planet and don’t know what to do.

Synopsis: The Jump Station Heimdall was destroyed during an attack and now Kady, Ezra, Hanna and Nik are on the ship Mao with more or less 2,000 refugees from Hypatia and Heimdall.

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