One Way

The trope in this book is one of my favourites, which is stuck in space. I thought I would love this more than I actually did. The beginning was quite slow, I felt like some of the scenes before going to Mars was not needed, and when they got to Mars, it just got a bit repetitive for me.

I thought it would be more exciting, but I think the technical terms got a bit too much for me. This book turned out to be more of a murder mystery but in space. The build-up to all the murders and who did it was just not really interesting to read for me. The characters were meant to be criminals, but they actually didn't give off that vibe, which I thought was a let down because it could have such better potential.

The book ended on a cliff-hanger, even though I am curious about what happens next, I'm not intirgued enough to pick up the second book.

Not as good as it could have been. The first half is quite good, the second lets the book down. Needed a better author.