Destroyer by C.J. Cherryh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book marks the start of the third sub-trilogy of the series and a very welcome return back to the Atevi Homeworld.
Now while I did enjoy the spacetravel and the intrigue with the new aliens and the mess with the other space-station, I really love the fact that we're returning to where my love of the series began.
We left with the world practically unified under Tabini, but when Bren returns to the system only to find that supplies from the world aren't getting to the space station and the main continent is in turmoil and Tabini is presumed dead, grandmother Ilisidi and Tabini's young son and Bren go harrowing off to find support in the mainland or at least some word as to Tabini's fate.
The Atevi can't lose space! Not like this! No!!!
This one is full of politics and poor Bren still trying to figure out the deep fundamental differences between the Atevi and the Human mindsets, becoming a mystery much greater than that and a full-out action novel later, still.
God, I love this series. It really has everything. Characters we're deeply invested in, absolutely gorgeous worldbuilding, and truly fantastic stories that are both very grounded and intricate.
This series is still going strong 10 books after this, too!!! :) I can't wait to get to them!
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Saturday, March 4, 2017
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