..."the new chapter of their lives, one that rewove a thread of hope through our tapestry of despair
Deirdre has regrets, and things she wishes had turned out differently, but more importantly, right now, she has a chance to lay a foundation for a better future, and she'll bite her tongue, and sacrifice to create that future for everyone.
Storr has a lot of pent up anger, with good reason, and there is no small part of him that wishes the ones who wronged his people were still alive, so he could make them pay... but he's trying to press forward.
When events conspire to halt their progress towards a mutual better future, Storr and Deirdre begin to discover just how much common ground they do or do not have, and the roadblocks in their way begin to feel almost like a whodunit all their own as questions arise, is this alliance even shakier than at first believed? Are the humans telling the truth? Are the Varool tired of the games these humans play?
This done in one Kindle Unlimited quick read creates an interesting Universe I look forward to revisiting, as trust becomes a central issue on personal and political levels.