Cute with a big plot twist. It was a nice quick and fun read for me! ( )

Noa wakes up in space. Literally. He's in a spacesuit tethered to a ship, floating among the stars. And he has no idea how he got there. Another teen, DJ, is inside, giving him what directions he can through the comms, considering that he also just woke up aboard a spaceship. Jenny, a third teen, is also on board the ship with no memory of how she got there. Together the three of them must stop the ship for malfunctioning and try to make their way home to Earth, or at least figure out who put them aboard the ship in the first place. The answer will be stranger than any of them could have imagined.

This is a wacky and, yes, complicated adventure, and I did not predict the twists toward the end of the book. The romance between Noa and DJ is very sweet, but I didn't feel that Jenny got very much character development, but remained a bit clichéd for the entirety of the book. I liked the way the author explored various scenarios; the Groundhog Day pastiche was my favorite. If you enjoy YA science fiction, this is worth picking up. ( )

As soon as I saw this book, I knew I had to read it. I didn't even look at what it was about. Didn't care. The author is that great of a writer!
He did not disappoint me either.
In the synopsis, it says this book is like Black Mirror meets What If It's Us. I haven't seen the latter one, but I definitely get the psychological vibes of Black Mirror. The romance, and the characters, gave me Aristotle and Dante vibes. I love both of these though, so for me this book was a page turner. I needed to see if they would figure out where they were. I also needed to see how their relationship would fare. I was invested, to say the least.
Another fantastic story from this author! ( )

I will say this was a fun romp in outer space, however, without giving away spoilers, I figured it out in the first third of the book. Noa was a kick, DJ was a bit of a simp, which I guess goes with the storyline, which I won’t spoil. Jenny was my favorite, no filter, balls out kick ass female. I believe this can be put into the hands of a HS who likes this type of genre. Can be genrefied as either Humor or Sci-Fi, depending upon how you look at it. ( )

This entire book was a rollercoaster ride. It was impossible to predict what was going to happen next and always left me with more questions than answers. It was just a completely wild story much like I’ve come to expect from Shaun David Hutchinson’s books. ( )