If you’re keen to read this one you don’t have too much longer to wait, To Sleep in a Sea of Stars is publishing September 15th from Tor Books. To Sleep in a Sea of Stars sounds like it’s going to be a fast paced and exciting read and it’s definitely jumped to the top of my TBR pile. I’ve been lucky enough to receive an ARC of this and it’s absolutely huge, but I cant wait to dive in. On reading the blurb I was so intrigued and it has the most stunning cover. Let summarize what can be found in his new book. I can imagine himself writing these in a notepad and, hey, nine hundred pages came up after ten years of work. When I heard Paolini was releasing a completely new book that would be a space opera, I was completely sold. While I was reading To Sleep in a Sea of Stars it was more and more clear for me that Paolini has actually tried to review most, if not all, the topics ever been included in a space opera. I read The Fork, The Witch and The Worm by Christopher Paolini at the end of last year and it was so nice being back in the world of Eragon and Saphira. Along with the Garth Nix’s Abhorsen series, Eragon was probably one of the reasons I got into fantasy books as a child and it led me to read things like Lord of the Rings.
#To sleep in a sea of stars review series
Christopher Paolini is the author of The Inheritance Cycle, a series which I read multiple times growing up. Welcome to another Waiting on Wednesday! This week I wanted to talk about a book I am really excited for, To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini.
Her journey to discover the truth about the alien civilization will thrust her into the wonders and nightmares of first contact, epic space battles for the fate of humankind, and the farthest reaches of the galaxy. But when xenobiologist Kira Navárez finds an alien relic beneath the surface of the world, the outcome transforms her forever and will alter the course of human history. My peace is made, my breathing slows, I couldn’t ask for more. It was supposed to be a routine research mission on an uncolonized planet. Genre: Science-fiction Published: Tor, September 2020 My Rating: 5/5 stars I’ve seen A greater share of wonders vast and small than most have done. A brand new space opera on an epic scale from the New York Times bestselling author of a beloved YA fantasy series.
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