This book is genius.
First things first: the details are something else, out of this world— pun intended. I could vividly picture the spaceship, the landscapes, the characters and I absolutely fell in love with each and every single one of them.
The way M. W. Knox describes the internal struggles of the main characters is finely crafted, bringing you to feel what they’re feeling and let me tell you… it’s one hell of a ride. The third person POV really allows you to sink in it and let the whole read play out as if you’re watching a movie: that’s how good it was for me.
I loved Jenn, she’s so easily relatable with, so human and strong and somewhat raw which is something that made her so important to me throughout the entirety of the book.
I hated Huck, and somehow that made him my pupil because I do love a damaged man. But when I tell you his character development made my heart swell I’m not joking.
This story really made me laugh, it made me worry, and overall brought out a lot of emotions and let’s be honest— that’s what we look for in a book. Add to it a bunch of science shenanigans, Nova, the beautifully crafted worlds building and you’ve got what I dare describe as one of the best reading I had in the last year.
I can’t help but recommend Intergalactic to whoever’s needing the feeling of being sucked in another dimension, of meeting an amazing found family but mostly— a love story so heartwarming you’ll feel empty when you’ll reach the last word.