Paperback, 352 pages
Published June 11, 2019 by Tor.com.
After surviving Deep One internment camps and making peace with the government that destroyed her home, Aphra Marsh attempts to track down long-lost family members, only discover that many people have simply gone missing.
Definitely a satisfying continuation to the series, with tensions coming from some interesting places.
And a setup for more stories in this world.
Audiobook narration remains excellent.
Another fun excursion into Lovecraftian territories.
i really loved Winter Tide but this one is just kind of... flat? maybe it's that i didn't remember the first book that well and spent awhile trying recall exactly who was who. or it's just, a lot of politics idk
i really loved Winter Tide but this one is just kind of... flat? maybe it's that i didn't remember the first book that well and spent awhile trying recall exactly who was who. or it's just, a lot of politics idk
