Night Owls has captured my heart! I may not be as huge a partygoer or as knowledgeable about music as Ethan and his crew, but I can safely say I will follow those Owls to the ends of the universe (or for as long as this series continues!).
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★★★★★ – Literary Titan
“Envisage a future where the moon, Luna, becomes a nexus of societal division and clandestine exploits. The year is 2195, and amidst this celestial body’s barren landscapes, two disparate classes – the affluent and the destitute – jockey for their respective agendas. Enter Ethan, a charismatic thief and the unexpected hero of Stephen Gay’s enthralling novel, Night Owls.”
“Night Owls has captured my heart! I may not be as huge a partygoer or as knowledgeable about music as Ethan and his crew, but I can safely say I will follow those Owls to the ends of the universe (or for as long as this series continues!).”
“Night Owls is a whimsical, fun, fast-paced thrill of a book. I really enjoyed the snappy pace and how brilliantly it captured the feeling of true friendship with all its ups and downs. The close-knit bonds between the characters were heartening and positive, which provided a fantastic counterpoint to the novel’s darker themes of corruption, greed, and class differences, as well as its exploration into Ethan’s struggle with acceptance over losing his dad. The author weaves in fantastic world-building and technology but doesn’t get too technical or lost in science (which is great for soft sci-fi), and even with it set on the Moon in a reimagined future, the story feels so grounded and relatable. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this novel, and I can’t wait for the sequels!”
“I enjoyed this trip to a futuristic fantasy world which was fast paced with a captivating storyline. Ethan is a resourceful young man who has a devoted group of friends who share their love of music and entertainment in a very hostile environment. A great read and look forward to the continuation of the story line and the interesting characters.”
“I love this colony on the moon, the way they have to move about, dealing with low oxygen and lack of gravity. Ethan and his crew are an eclectic bunch I grew to love. They want to throw parties on the moon?! But they’re not so superficial – they’re funny, intelligent, and loyal to the end. It’s an easy read, and a fast-paced adventure bringing in some of the oldest of themes in the newest environment.”