It's hard to review this book without starting with a brief explanation of Inside Out, the first in the series. Maria V. Snyder has created the nicely ordered world of Inside, where people are divided into uppers and scrubs. They're kept completely separated, and controlled by the Population Control...
Check out my reviews at: http://addictedtowordsreviews.blogspot.com/In the second book to 'Inside Out', it has been a few weeks since the events of the previous book went down, and things are starting to change. Trella though doesn't want anything to do with the politics of it all and thinks she has...
Harrumph. I was disappointed by this one which was even more disappointing as I enjoyed the first one so much. The pacing of the story here felt off, and the ending was a complete mess for me. When Trella went up into the expanse and found the bubble monsters I knew immediately they were ships of so...
Just as good as the first, OUTSIDE IN plummets you into an alternate science fiction reality that is so believable, I just couldn’t get enough. The way Synder’s mind works fascinates me. Her rich imagination and unique characterization is a gem among the writing world. If you have not read a book b...
The sheep have won their revolution, and Trella's taken a step back to let others run things on Inside--she's busy exploring the Expanse. But things don't magically change, and people still aren't happy. You'd think after all she's done for them, they'd be grateful, pick up the slack, and leave her ...
At the end of Inside Out things seem to be working out for everyone and especially our heroine Trella. She has a boyfriend she likes, people in the Inside have found extra space where they can expand from their crowded space and the cruel Travas have lost their power. So, it is with surprise that th...
Sequel and conclusion to Inside Out. I liked the premise and on the whole the characters in the first volume, but in this one I grew tired of the dynamics between them and just wanted them to move on, esp. Trella and her mother. The romance was trite and seemed immature, very teenage angst. The poli...
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