Good Morning, Midnight in Bound Together

Aug 12, 2018 Britany rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2018, dystopian, science-fiction

Two storylines eventually converge together as the world rotates quietly in the background.

A) Sully is the communications controller for a ship that has just traversed Jupiter and is now tracking the satellite left behind on its moons. It has been three weeks and no communication from Earth. They still have a ten month journey ahead of them to get home, but what we be there when they return?

B) Augustine choose to remain behind in the Arctic Circle when the last researchers evacuated. The radio w ...more

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Jul 16, 2018 Heather Fineisen rated it really liked it

There are two stories that converge. One line follows a group of astronauts who have been away from earth for two years. The other storyline follows A scientist who has been left by his own choice in the Arctic when there is something going on in the world. All communications stop from earth. So what happened and what do the space survivors do? A sense of quiet desolation is created and the story unfolds with cinematic imagination.

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Apr 13, 2020 Martha☀ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: dystopian, 5-stars, own

Two star-gazers are living parallel lives, hundreds of millions of kilometers apart. Sully is the communication specialist astronaut aboard the Aether, returning home from the first manned trip to the moons of Jupiter. As the ship passes through the asteroid belt and past Mars, she and her crew are no longer receiving transmissions from ground control on Earth. They are losing hope that life still exists on the blue planet and wondering what lies ahead for their futures.
Meanwhile, Augustine is l ...more

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Aug 17, 2018 Mandy rated it liked it

I think I am in the minority for this book. I have read so many reviews that have said this was a beautiful book. It was good. I liked the surprises (which I had figured out well ahead of time). I liked the connections. I liked the questions it raises. I just didn't feel fulfilled, if that makes any sense.

3-3.5 stars. I would still say read it though, because a lot of people really like it. ...more

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