Wandering Star: A Zodiac Novel Paperback – October 25, 2016

I enjoy the fact that Rho was exonerated for the sake of the Cancerian people. The fact that they named her the Wondering Star and let her speak with the counsel, mostly for their own selfish reasons. One thought dead reappearing among the enemy as a captured prize (prisoner) was definitely an interesting twist. It is not the only one in this story. A good read.

Romina, you did it again! You've got me hook-line and sinker. I finished this book in less than 2 days, I hate myself for reading it so fast but I couldn't stop! You continue to surprise the readers with each new mystery and slowly revealing them. The introduction of each new world refills my excitement and causes me to keep reading until I get to meet another guardian. It hurts knowing the same feeling I got last year after finishing book 1 and having to accept the fact I have to wait one more year for the next book, but I know it'll be worth wild! Keep on writing Romina!~Zac (House Capricorn)

Since this is Book 2, I'm going to assume you've read Book 1 and enjoyed it. All of the problems I had in the first one are still there, but it's only fair to judge the sequel based on how it stacks up against the first.And honestly, for what it is, I enjoyed it even more than the first. The world-building is still on point. The pacing is greatly improved. And I loved the new villains introduced at the halfway point. I liked that there was an element of unpredictability as to where the overall plot was going to go next. I was even somewhat interested in the, ahem, love triangle, if only because I missed Matthias's groundedness, so someone who's actually into that kind of thing will probably continue to enjoy it here.I will say it was a fight to remain in Rho's point of view the entire story. She goes from bland to unforgivably stupid in this installment, and not only do the other characters fail to hold her responsible for her actions, they practically fight each other to see who can kiss her butt more. She. Is. Unbearable in this story. But that was really the only problem aggravated from Book 1. It tempted me to put the book down a few times, but I persevered and ended up enjoying the overall experience.In short, if you liked the first one, you'll like this one.

I loved this book and it was one of the best books I've read in a long time. I cannot wait until it comes out and I'm going to start reading it as soon as I can. I like all the imagination put into this series and I'm excited for what's going to happen in Black Moon. I've read a lot of books and series, but I think this is one of my favorite series next to Harry Potter. I loved this book and I'm excited for the next one.

I am IN LOVE with this series.You have no idea who the "bad guy" is and I suspect it could be all sorts of different people at any given time. So well written and so fun to read. Easy to keep up with without getting bored. It's been a long time since a book has made me laugh and cry like this one. Absolutely cannot wait to read the next one.

I loved this book as much as the first and I am still not sure if I trust the Gemini Guardian but I do kind of love her. I will tell you when they revealed that little surprise after Rho's ship got captured killed me a little bit and my husband actually thought something was wrong because it shocked me hardcore...I would definitely recommend this for anyone to read it is SOOOOO good!!! #TeamHysan

Very nice continuation of the first book, I enjoyed the pace of this book

At best, the story is lukewarm. At worst, it's boring.OK I was expecting more from the sequel. While some parts of the story was exciting and suspenseful, the character is dull. The writing feels sluggish at times, and the science behind their technology seemed laughable. The world building and the concept is great when it comes to all the different planets of the Zodiacs, but the way the author wrote this, it feels like she expects us to know everything about the different Zodiac's cultures, even after she already explained it through the perspective of the main character. Perhaps the fault of this is there are simply too many worlds and characters to keep track of at once. Overall, it was okay, but it's not something I would read again.