Radiate will take you to the corners of space youve never even dreamed of going and beyond.BustlePraise for C. A. Higginss Lightless [A] measured, lovely science-fiction debut . . . contained, disciplined, tense . . . The plot is compulsive. . . . Lightless is the first of a planned series, and you cant help looking forward to learning whats next.The New York Times Absolutely brilliant . . . This is science fiction as it is meant to be done: scientific concepts wedded to and built upon human ideals.Seanan McGuire, New York Times bestselling author of the October Daye series The stakes in this story are highlife and death, rebellion and betrayaland debut novelist Higgins continually ratchets up the tension. . . . A suspenseful, emotional story that asks plenty of big questions about identity and freedom, this is a debut not to be missed.Kirkus s (starred review)About the AuthorC. A. Higgins is the author of the novels Lightless and Supernova and numerous short stories. She was a runner-up in the 2013 Dell Magazines Award for Undergraduate Excellence in Science Fiction and Fantasy Writing and has a B.A. in physics from Cornell University. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. what products are trending in year Radiate (The Lightless Trilogy)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Kudos for RadiateBy Heinz D. WoehlkRadiate completes the Lightless trilogy in superior fashion, with a conclusion that is at once structurally and emotionally satisfying. Radiate follows Ananke through a path of self-realization to an inevitable point of no return, where her mother, Althea, must make a major, irrevocable decision. The man whom Ananke sees as her father, Matthew, pairs with Ivan through multiple dangerstogether and separatelyheading toward this final decision. Higgins has written a masterful novel steeped in science and populated with well-drawn characters whose humanity the reader will recognize and identify with right through the ending; her writing shows maturity, attention to detail, and stylistic cogency. Radiate concludes the Lightless trilogy in excellent fashion. Surely Radiate as well as the entire trilogy is eminently Hugo- and Nebula-worthy.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great ending.By AudioReaderReally loved it. I agree with another reviewer about book two. It was almost not necessary. Book three was fantastic.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy T from NYCPage-turning conclusion to the trilogy. Creepiest sentient computer since HAL in 2001--creepier than HAL, in fact. Five stars.