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The Lifeline Signal (Chameleon Moon #2)

RoAnna Sylver

Kindle Edition | Pages: 456 pages

Rating: 4.42 | 67 Users | 18 Reviews

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Chameleon Moon #2

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Parole is still burning. And now the day everyone has been waiting for is finally here: it’s collapsed. A lucky few managed to escape with their lives. But while their city burned, the world outside suffered its own devastating disaster. The Tartarus Zone is a deadly wasteland a thousand miles wide, filled with toxic storms, ghostly horrors, and just as many Eyes in the Sky as ever. Somehow, this new nightmare is connected to Parole. And it’s spreading.

Now Parole’s only hope lies in the hands of three teenagers reunited by their long-lost friend Gabriel - in their dreams. Growing up outside Parole, Shiloh Cole always had to keep xir energetic powers a secret, except from xir parents, Parole’s strategist-hero Garrett, and Tartarus expert Maureen. When Parole collapsed, all contact was lost. Now, connected by Gabriel and their colliding pasts, xie joins collapse survivor Annie and the enigmatic, charismatic Chance on a desperate cross-country race, carrying a disc of xir mother’s vital plans, whose encrypted contents may be Parole’s salvation. First they’ll board the FireRunner, a ship full of familiar faces that now sails through Tartarus’ poison storms. Together, they’ll survive Tartarus’ hazards, send a lifeline to lost Parole - and uncover the mystery connecting every one of them.

The world outside Parole isn't the one they remember, and it didn’t want them back. But they'll save it just the same. It's what heroes do.

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Title	:	The Lifeline Signal (Chameleon Moon #2)
Author	:	RoAnna Sylver
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 456 pages
Published	:	2017
Categories	:	Fantasy. GLBT. Queer. Science Fiction. Dystopia. LGBT. Asexual. Disability

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Somehow this wasn't as good of a read as the first part. I couldn't relate to the chars and while our mains are meant to have a unique, strong bond, there wasn't much to see of it. It simply was assumed to be there. For being set outside of Parole I miss descriptions of how the rest of the world deals with a fire pit and the after-effects of a miracle medicine that has monstrous side-effects. Instead we get a bundle of new chars with connections that make everything go too smooth and new things

I would advise anyone who wants to read this but hasn't read the first novel or the short stories, please read them, it will help. Particularly the short stories.This novel is amazing, it's a different pace than the first novel, but that actually works for the whole theme. The first book was the mystery of Regan and his memory loss and the puzzle to put the pieces of his memory back together, in this book it's about a trio of teens who are trying to figure out how to help a group of weary

Okay, wow, where to begin. I've been graced with the gift of getting an advanced reader's copy of this book, and to play a small part in making it exist. Sylver is such a positive force in this world and they're a fantastic writer, and working with them and their wonderful cast of characters is something unarguably good. I would highly recommend the Chameleon Moon series, starting with Chameleon Moon (Chameleon Moon, #1). (Though if you've only read the first edition, please do yourself a favor

The somewhat slow beginning made me fear that I wouldn't like this one as much as book one, but then I did. The plot didn't seem as well-rounded to me in this one, but it does all the feelings and pictures and all that just as well, and tbh that is what I care about more. I am so glad to have met all the characters and to have been aboard the FireRunner, it was truly an honour. (I believe I have some short stories to catch up on until hopefully a third book happens at some point)

*smiles*

In Chameleon Moon, RoAnna Sylver introduced the dystopic city of Patrol, whos citizens lived a precarious life above eternally blazing fire, governed by the nefarious Eye in the Sky. Oh, and most of these citizens also had some form of superpower the reason they were trapped within Patrol.In this sequel, Slyver takes us outside the city of Patrol. But as it turns out, the world beyond isnt all sunshine and happiness. A poisonous wasteland named Tartarus has infected much of America with noxious

I had already pre-ordered the book and couldn't wait to dig into it. RoAnna Sylver was so utterly kind to supply me with an advance copy to review, so I got it a bit earlier. That has not influenced my review in the least. I adored the first book and enjoyed this one just as much. WARNING: This book contains a lot of feels. It is an #ownstories book, and Sylver has nailed the relationships, LGBTQIA, and Spoonie aspects completely. I recommend reading Sylver's short stories before diving into