Evershore
Ratings95
Average rating4.3
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Ratings95
Average rating4.3
From #1 bestselling author Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson comes the final of three Skyward series novellas, each told from the perspective of a different member of the team back on Detritus. Listen to Jorgen's story along with Cytonic.
With the government of Detritus in disarray because of Superiority treachery, and with Spensa still away on her mission in the Nowhere, Jorgen must work together with the alien Alanik to pick up the pieces. They intercept a strange transmission from the planet Evershore and its Kitsen inhabitants, who say they have some of Jorgen’s people and want to return them—but can the Kitsen be trusted? And can Jorgen learn to master his increasingly erratic cytonic powers before they spiral out of control and destroy all hope of forming an alliance against the Superiority?
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That was a great book. It had some great action scenes as well as some sad moments. I love how the story follows Jorgen as he is put into a difficult situation, following the ending of ReDawn. I suggest you read this before the epilogue of Cytonic as it will make a lot more sense. I am now super excited to read Defiant when it comes out in November. - August 4, 2023
A really good addition to the series deepening the world, performing a huge amount of character building, and setting things up for future events. It is marketed as a sort of bonus read but I would strongly recommend this for readers of the Skyward series.
Each Skyward Flight story was my favourite till I read the next one and it was even more amazing.
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