I totally agree with what @Huini Hellen said! "The Great Migration" as a first installment is spot on. I love how Steve Ramirez did the character shuffle. Getting rid of some without wrecking the plot. It keeps the focus sharp on the protagonist without any unnecessary side trips.Huini Hellen wrote: ↑13 Jan 2024, 08:09I think the book is perfect, considering it's a first installment. I particularly love how Steve eliminated some characters that would have otherwise diverted focus from the protagonist, without destroying the plot. The premise of the book as it is sets it up for a second installment, which will provide more insight the remaining characters that Steve let live.Nasir Shaikh wrote: ↑11 Jan 2024, 14:33 I've just started learning about the book's plot and potential. Although I haven't finished it yet, I'd appreciate hearing your opinions on whether there are areas that could be improved or if it's perfect for you.
And yes, the setup for a second installment is on point! I'm all in for more insight into the surviving crew. It's like he's left these breadcrumbs, and I'm so ready to follow the trail in the next book. Can't wait to see where he takes it! Overall, a solid thumbs up from me.