Tuesday, January 6, 2026

Proxima Dying (Proxima Trilogy, #2)Proxima Dying by Brandon Q. Morris
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Beginnings are the best time. But that being said, middle books are still progression. And here we learn ever more about Proxima, it's deadly mystery, and the kids' own (as well as the mission's) dark past.

Pretty standard, story-wise. Nothing even close to unique. BUT, it's well-done and quite entertaining, and I appreciate it for exactly that.

SF exploration is and should be a thing we still have in our heads. Endlessly trawling the depths of our own depravity shouldn't be everything we get. :)



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