She was an evil empress ruling from behind a man, but in reality she is puppet master pulling all the strings. She reminded me so much of Elara from the Red Queen series. She was so great! I mean… she was awful, but in a great way. *END MAJOR SPOILERS*Īlright, I need to take a minute now to acknowledge the amazing character creation that came in the form of Cygna. There were just so many moving parts and everything kept changing, but in a good way that kept me always wanting to read more. There was the fake death of Sedonia, finding out who actually did kill Sedonia, trying to predict how Nemesis would possibly survive her circumstances, determining who Nemesis would plot her revenge against. *BEGIN MAJOR SPOILERS* There were so many mysterious events happening throughout the story, and finding out the truth behind them always had me intrigued. One of the things that I loved most about this book was all of the second guessing that the author had me doing. However, once I did pick it up, there was so much great action happening to keep the story going that I couldn’t possibly put it down! There was incredible world building, minimal sci-fi elements, high amounts of action, and an incredibly rapid pace… I quickly became hooked.
Initially, I was really apprehensive to even pick it up because science fiction isn’t typically a genre that I enjoy. Review: Have you ever read a book and just, throughout the whole thing, you couldn’t decide how you felt about it? Same! That was this book for me. In order to do this, Nemesis must impersonate Sidonia, and she must figure out who to trust and who is a threat to her in the imperial court before the Empire discovers her secrets and takes unthinkable revenge. However, she’ll have to learn how to act like a human in order to protect Sidonia, the girl that she was created to protect at all costs. She is a Diabolic, which makes her one of the most dangerous weapons in the galaxy, meant specifically to kill anyone who endangers her human. Summary: Nemesis wasn’t born, she was created.
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