She is ice and hot metal and electricity. She has freckles and dimples and bright green eyes, and with someone else’s energy she’d be adorable.
She is, without fail, the hottest girl in the room. Published by Entangled: Teen on June 1, 2021 P.S.: I keep promising to buy them as I beg for more books in the series, so… here’s my pre-order!Ī post shared by Shannon/It Starts At Midnight Love Song of Ivy K. You won’t regret it.īottom Line: Another winning installment of the Donovan series, Adrift is at once the most brutal and emotional of the series. If you haven’t started this series and are at all a fan of sci-fi and adventures on new planets, I am going to beg you to do so. And in this book, some of the newcomers have to learn that lesson the hard way- the very hard way. Our characters have been through it, from cannibalism to man-eating plants to aliens infesting their DNA and that is just your basic Tuesday on Donovan. Who they become in spite of (or perhaps, because of) the hardships presented to them day after day.Īdrift is, dare I say, more brutal than we’ve seen yet. But the crux of the story really is how the characters handle these situations. Yes, the world is beyond bananas, and I love every single minute of this planet’s shenanigans. The thing that makes the Donovan series so engaging and memorable is its characters. Incidentally, I think it would make a phenomenal series, so someone should get on that. I feel like every time I do a review of a book in the Donovan series, I say the same thing: This world is incredible, this series is epic. How can you fight back when the enemy is smarter than you are, and wears the face of your own child? An alien intelligence, with its own agenda, now possesses the children, and it will use them in a most insidious way: as the perfect weapons. For the twenty-two adults and nine children, everything is new, exciting, and filled with wonder as they discover dazzling sea creatures, stunning plant life, and fascinating organisms.īut Donovan is never what it seems the changes in the children were innocuous-oddities of behavior normal to kids who'd found themselves in a new world. Perched on a reef five hundred kilometers out from shore, they were about to embark on the first exploration of Donovan's seas. After a terrifying ten-year transit from Solar System aboard the Ashanti, the small band of oceanographers and marine scientists were finally settled. The Maritime Unit had landed in paradise. The fifth book in the thrilling Donovan sci-fi series returns to a treacherous alien planet where corporate threats and dangerous creatures imperil the lives of the colonists. Source: Copy provided by publisher for review, via Netgalley We Can’t Keep Meeting Like This by Rachel Lynn Solomon
June starts off with a bang, friends! Happy book birthday to three of these lovelies!
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