Pentapod reviewed Interference (Semiosis Duology, #2) by Sue Burke
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4 stars
I enjoyed this sequel to Semiosis, though not quite as much as the first book, but I'm still eagerly awaiting the third in the now-trilogy. Continuing the story of Pax and the Pacifist settler colony and their mutual society with Glassmakers and Stevland, it's in much the same vein as the first, but now with the added twist that survivors from the original Earth (population now much reduced due to ecological disasters, wars, and biological weapons) are sending an expedition to Pax to reestablish contact with the colony. This book contains viewpoints from both perspectives.
I enjoyed most of the same things I liked about the previous book, but I liked less that there seemed to be a lot of unanswered questions and things left hanging or unanswered. The end conflict also seemed very chaotic and hard to follow. All questions that might be resolved in book 3 but it …
I enjoyed this sequel to Semiosis, though not quite as much as the first book, but I'm still eagerly awaiting the third in the now-trilogy. Continuing the story of Pax and the Pacifist settler colony and their mutual society with Glassmakers and Stevland, it's in much the same vein as the first, but now with the added twist that survivors from the original Earth (population now much reduced due to ecological disasters, wars, and biological weapons) are sending an expedition to Pax to reestablish contact with the colony. This book contains viewpoints from both perspectives.
I enjoyed most of the same things I liked about the previous book, but I liked less that there seemed to be a lot of unanswered questions and things left hanging or unanswered. The end conflict also seemed very chaotic and hard to follow. All questions that might be resolved in book 3 but it made book 2 somewhat less satisfying than the first. Raised many interesting questions to look forward to in the third book however!
