Driving the Deep, by Suzanne Palmer

[mrissa]

Review copy provided by the publisher, and also the author is an online friend.

This is the sequel to last year's Finder, with the same protagonist: Fergus Ferguson, interplanetary repo man. Fergus has been...changed...by his adventures in the previous volume, giving him some additional, uh...problem-solving options that I don't want to spoil for you here, and he takes full advantage of them here.

Because he really, really needs to.

Fergus's strength is his friends, but they're also his weakness. Particularly when nefarious parties have done their best to kill them all. But where his friends are concerned, Fergus isn't going down without a fight. Even if that means going way, way down...

Under the frozen waters of Enceladus.

Yeah, the ice moon of Saturn is host to a lot of angry people and their angry secrets, and that's where Fergus has to do if he wants to save his friends, adopt a cat, and pick apart an additional mystery he didn't even know he was in on. Spacefaring adventure that crackles with electricity. If you liked Finder, definitely pick up Driving the Deep.

Comments

[abracanabra]

And now I have gone and put a hold on Finder, in hopes of reading it soon. I notice that library holds seem to have longer waiting times these days.

[mrissa]

They went to a system in Dakota County that doesn't work with my older Kindle, so...at least I'm not part of the problem?

[abracanabra]

I'm glad more people are reading and using the library's digital system, at least. And sad that that isn't working for you, but I have the feeling that you've got plenty of reading material on hand. ;)

[mrissa]

Indeed, I will swim Scrooge McDuck-like in my book vault.