I've been binging this series with the pandemic and all, and I have to say that it remains solid and enjoyable. Alexa ratchets up in importance despite the story beginning with Lincoln and we finally get a clearer picture of what exactly is going on in the world. Sort of. Some might be annoyed with the character's speculation being just that, speculation, but it's apparent that their guesses are slowly honing in on the truth. It fits the first-person perspective and I appreciate the characters not being able to just throw a dart and pin down exactly what's going on behind the scenes. That said, there are a few issues that I hadn't seen earlier. In a few places, level ups are noted only for those same levels to be granted again. It certainly doesn't ruin the story, but it does buck the immersion somewhat.
There are a few other things that are questionable as well, having access to the ship logs within the game as well as the reasoning behind choosing Alexa Drey specifically, but I had similar questions with book 4 that were covered in this book, so I expect them to be resolved in the next story. Overall, I enjoyed the progression of the story and look forward to the sequel. There isn't much else to say at this point, since I imagine anyone reading this far is already committed to the series.
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