“Sometimes it’s too easy to forget the things you should remember - and far too easy to remember the things you really should forget.” Having access to a couple of short stories helped, but since they didn’t answer what happened to Spensa, there were only able to help so much, you know? (Side note: read the novellas! They’re worth it). Given how the last novel left off (hint: cliffhanger), I was more than a little bit anxious to get my hands on this beauty.
This novel is full of action, adventure, chaos, and a few brain-bending moments. Cytonic is very much the novel we’ve been waiting for – and boy is it worth the wait. Once again, I am blown away by how much I treasure this series. “Any hero who could have been a monster is more heroic for the choices he or she made to walk another road.” If she is right, she will be about to find critical information on the Delvers, who are rapidly becoming a threat more prominent than the Krell, which is saying something. Now Spensa is in the middle of nowhere, but she is confident that there is a purpose behind it all. And to top it all off, she faced a Delver. She also became a spy, putting herself at significant risk in the process. She fought against the odds (and the prejudice of her people) to rise up and become one of the best pilots of her generation. Spensa has done a lot in her relatively short life. Cytonic is about to bring readers back to Spensa and the insane adventures she finds herself on. The third (and thankfully NOT last) novel in Brandon Sanderson’s Skyward series is here.
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