Review: Two out of three....good
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2011
I read all three books in the series: Space Junque, Spiderwork and Bleeders.  I enjoyed the first two but the last one was generations beyond the first two books and not nearly as interesting or enjoyable.  It almost appears as if there should be multiple books between the second and third book of the series.That said I will discuss the first two books, Space Junque and Spiderwork.  The concept was interesting, well thought out and good characterization.  Settings were described well and in a way to give the reader a good view of what was happening around Jack and Char Meadowlark.The apocalyptic setting for a romance makes it an interesting and enjoyable read in both book 1 and 2.  The author introduced the concept of repopulating the world with a few young girls capable of having children and a society revolving around providing furtile women to produce the next generation.Maybe if they had eased into the 3rd book and the transition into the world with a society or cult that provided wombs to produce ligitimate heirs to remaining fifedoms with another book it would have worked better. The lack of that transition turns the third book into a corruption of the initial goals of the first two.  Add the fights of the gods and I could have done without "Bleeders"