What I didn’t know was that I would be reminded of another tale in space that I loved with all my heart; Firefly. While Ms. Aguirre’s world has alien races, unlike Mr. Joss Whedon’s Verse, it has the same emotion. I laughed, cried, and cheered…

What follows is a journey through space as well as a journey through Jax’s soul. I will not say anymore because this tale deserves to be experienced firsthand. While it is obvious that this is the start of a series (thank goodness), the ending is extremely satisfying. Fortunately, the wait won’t be too long as Wanderlust is slated for later this year. Brava, Ms. Aguirre, you have put a smile on my face and made me miss Mal, Zoe, Kaylee, Wash, Jayne, River, Inarra, and Simon just a little bit less.

Since I know the love people have for Firefly, I can’t imagine a higher compliment! I’ll have to check out this TV show on DVD.

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Bought the book this past weekend at a local B&N in Shreveport, LA. Just browsing and love female leads, so thought I’d give it a try. Didnt know it was so new. Just finished it bout 30 minutes ago and LOVED IT!!! Which is why I am here, had to see what else I could buy that you had written. Thought it could be a stand alone book since all ends got tied, but wanted to know more about Velith. So, I’m terribly happy to know he will be a major part of the next book. Keep up the awesome writing, as you are now on my must read list!!!

You always liked science, never thought it would wind up shipping you off to the stars. Your parents wanted you to get a good job at a cushy private hospital, but nooo, you had to have a touch of adventure and see uncharted planets along the way. You want to help people, but you often feel like you’re more of a combat medic than a true doctor these days. Your crew can’t seem to stay out of trouble, and it irks you, the way they assume you’ll be able to clean up any mess they make. Lucky for them you’re the patient type.”

I’ve always liked science, but I don’t know if I could be called the patient type!

I don’t have a blog, so I’ve told a couple of my friends about the contest – I guess I didn’t give them much notice, so I hope they’ll have a chance to stop by in time to play. Do you need to see evidence of this, and, if so, how should I document it?

Here are my results:Your Result: Pilot

You’ll be guiding the ship through the stars, whether you work on a slow old freight, a flashy passenger vessel, or a quick little cutter that can outrun any pirates in the sky. Maybe you don’t want to admit it, but you also have a touch of control freak in your nature. You feel responsible for other people, even when it doesn’t make sense. That comes from having the crew depend on you when your hands are on the ship’s controls.

I e-mailed a couple of my friends about the quiz. I can’t wait to read Grimspace!

Loved the book, too!

- Maura

That was a surprise.

Am looking forward to reading your new book.

Thanks for finding this contest