I would describe this book as a crossover between star wars and passengers. Books taking place in space never seem to fail to amaze us. Most people have not gone into space. One thing we like to imagine is life in space. Maybe we picture it in beauty, peace, or awesomeness. But whatever way, Jessica took it to the next level. She made a pace we had never dreamed us. And showed us the thorny side of the rose. Maybe life is better on earth. With her writing, which was impecable, she gave us some insight to our dystopian universe. Her characters, we connected with, were relatable in every way. Despite being quite different from us, their human side connected with us. And we hoped for them to win and overcome the problem. I cannot wait to see what she comes up with in the second book. Which I believe will only surpass the first. This seems like a dystopian trilogy if I've ever heard one. Only now with a little space spin to it.