Review: What the...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
When Thomas Robins last left Ineeka at the end of Desperate to Escape, Part 1, we found out there was a LOT more going on than she could have even suspected. The mechanical problems that plagued her space shuttle were not simple after all.So we start in on Part 2, fully expecting those situations to come to a head, but instead Robins takes the reader in a whole new direction. As always throughout DTE, we are kept grounded with Ineeka's story of personal tragedy and triumph on earth years before she ended up on that space shuttle. Robins has a skill in telling the story of a woman constantly running from her past, whether that direction leads her around the United States, or around a space station.The kicker to this tale comes at the end when we find out where Robins really intends to take this story. Any conceptions I had going into this book were changed in just a few pages. Well done -- looking forward to Part 3 with bated breath.