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Cargando... The Life Below (The Final Six, #2)por Alexandra Monir
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  SWONroyal | Oct 20, 2020 |   Sabotage hits the ship en-route to a resupply stop in Mars orbit. Naomi is very scared when she realizes someone in her crew is responsiblep. Who would do such a thing and more importantly, why? She also has serious doubts about the vaccine the crew must take in daily doses to resist deep space radiation. I can't say much about this book because it's a continuation of the first book and filled with spoilers. I'm not in the demographic this duology is aimed at, but I would recommend it to preteens, teens, and fans of young adult space fiction. TBR 1476 (  ) Olivermagnus | Jul 2, 2020 | ) LisaSmith | Feb 28, 2020 |  ) sennebec | Feb 24, 2020 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Romance.
Science Fiction.
Young Adult Fiction.
Young Adult Literature.
HTML: Perfect for fans of The Illuminae Files and The 100, in this heart-racing sequel to The Final Six the teen astronauts must figure out the truth about Europa before it's too late. It was hard enough for Naomi to leave Leo, a fellow Final Six contestant, behind on a dying Earth. Now she doesn't know who to trust. The International Space Training Camp continues to dodge every question about its past failed mission, and Naomi is suspicious that not everything is as it seems on her own mission to Europa. With just one shot at Jupiter's moon, Naomi is determined to find out if there is dangerous alien life on Europa before she and her crew get there. Leo, back on Earth, has been working with renegade scientist Dr. Greta Wagner, who promises to fly him to space where he can dock with Naomi's ship. And if Wagner's hypothesis is right, it isn't a possibility of coming in contact with extraterrestrial life on Europaâ??it's a definite, and it's up to Leo to find and warn Naomi and the crew. With questions piling up, everything gets more dangerous the closer that the mission gets to Europa. A storm threatens to interfere with Leo's takeoff, a deadly entity makes itself known to the Final Six, and all questions the ISTC has been avoiding about the previous mission get answered in a terrifying way. If the dream was to establish a new world for humans on Europa...the Final Six are about to enter a nightmare. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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5
Characterization: Good
Recommend: for fans of the series
Level: High school
The second book in this series was definitely more my thing than the first, but I still had issues with its pacing and predictability. However, I'm a sucker for thrillers in space so yes, I'll read the third one. I would say the first book had Ender's Game vibes as it focused on a competition for teens who will go on a mission to save the planet. This second book to me has Contagion by Erin Bowman (one of my fav sci-fi books ever) vibes as they as now in space but trying to uncover secrets about what really awaits them on this new planet. I enjoyed the mystery as the characters raced to uncover secrets and were constantly reevaluating who could be trusted. The two POV slowly coming together added better perspective and also added more suspense. However, most of this book was suspense without substance and so the ending felt extremely rushed. It was great, but a LOT happens in a short amount of pages. Still a solid sci-fi space book that is good for beginners in this genre because it plays with several genre troupes, but is a negative for me for the same reason since I've read better versions of this story before. It was good enough that I'll hold out hope that the third book gets better enough to stand out on its own. (