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August 28, 2026
I wasn't able to finish the book but NOT because it was poorly written or a bad book. Quite the opposite.
The novel is essentially story about a military man that is in charge of evacuating dying worlds. He wants to convince people to leave, not kidnap them off their planets -I believe since I didn't read it all.
The prologue was so well written that I lost myself in the story. Without giving much away, non-believers battle true zealots and everything hits the fan causing the beginning or the end of the world. I was so intrigued with their story, that I wanted to keep reading about it. When chapter one started with a different POV and time, it was too jarring for me wrap my head around. I got to page 62 and never was able to transition to Colonel Palmer's point of view.
I will probably go back and read it at some point, I just wasn't ready for it
The novel is essentially story about a military man that is in charge of evacuating dying worlds. He wants to convince people to leave, not kidnap them off their planets -I believe since I didn't read it all.
The prologue was so well written that I lost myself in the story. Without giving much away, non-believers battle true zealots and everything hits the fan causing the beginning or the end of the world. I was so intrigued with their story, that I wanted to keep reading about it. When chapter one started with a different POV and time, it was too jarring for me wrap my head around. I got to page 62 and never was able to transition to Colonel Palmer's point of view.
I will probably go back and read it at some point, I just wasn't ready for it
July 30, 2026
While science fiction is not my go to genre, I did enjoy this story. It started off a little slow for me due to getting to know the characters, the galaxy, and the terminology. Plus the beliefs behind the destruction of the galaxy.
Federation Colonel Martin Palmer's character is open to learning more about the culture of the Mhyrnian people while he is also trying to get Gaultor and his group to abandon the planet Arghol before it is destroyed. Gaultor is a shaman who doesn't want to leave Arghol unless it is to return to his own planet of Mhyrn.
It was easy getting lost in the story as it progressed and we learned more of the Mhyrian culture, the world's being destroyed and moral conflicts.
Federation Colonel Martin Palmer's character is open to learning more about the culture of the Mhyrnian people while he is also trying to get Gaultor and his group to abandon the planet Arghol before it is destroyed. Gaultor is a shaman who doesn't want to leave Arghol unless it is to return to his own planet of Mhyrn.
It was easy getting lost in the story as it progressed and we learned more of the Mhyrian culture, the world's being destroyed and moral conflicts.
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