Review: Amaaaaaaazing!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2013
This ride has been crazy – and it's only the 2nd installment! To be honest, I sometimes get confused when it comes to the names of the other characters. It's so.. foreign. And that's a good sign of a good science fiction – it makes you feel excited about the prospect of having adventures with those people and discovering what lies beneath them. There are three people murdered, respectively named Olon Daniel, Kaloa Syncrate and Imam Walid Felor. The question is, why were they murdered? Lucky for us, our protagonist Savannah, Kenneth and Unquill is here to find out the mystery behind all of this. I felt like I'm going in circles but the more I read the book, the more I understand the moral story behind it. I've read a few future fanfictions (I know it's totally out of context) but I've never read a novel that excites me like this one.Aside from the conflict between The Okuda Drive and the Soonseen (just writing this phrase makes me giddy for the 3rd book oh god), the plot is flawless. In fact, I'm going to be redundant again (forgive me please); the characters were able to grow co-dependently (I'm surprise they're just kids), the writing technique of GJ Winters is addictive (I'm not an expert though, but I can safely say he's really cool), and there are no loopholes, which is a plus for me. I am a very picky reader, but this one really made me crave for more. The Underwater Factory, book 2 of Children of Two Futures, is very fast-paced and very interesting. I commend you GJ Winters, you rock!