Boss decides that was her last wreck dive. For a few years she stays away from the diving business, but then a stranger brings her a commission-- to dive the Room of Lost Souls. The Room is in an abandoned space station and most people who enter it never return. And Boss knows this first hand. As a child, she went in with her mother, but only she made it back out. As she investigates, Boss finds a frightening link between the room and her last wreck.
I must admit, Diving Into the Wreck started off very slowly for me and I almost put the book down without finishing. The first half of the book takes place mostly in Boss' head and had a very passive feel to it. But as more characters are drawn into the story, the plot picks up quite a bit. The strong point in Diving Into the Wreck is the adventure, though, not the characters. The descriptions of space diving are vivid and the character reactions to the powerful discoveries are a driving force in the story.
My Recommendations
Diving Into the Wreck by Kristine Kathryn Rusch is a quick and fun read that takes the best of attributes of space adventure in a new direction. This wold be an enjoyable title for even the casual science fiction reader.
Diving Into the Wreck by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Printed by Pyr
270 pages
Diving into the Wreck by Kristine Kathryn Rusch is available at Amazon.com
Pyr Publishing provided me with a free review copy of Diving into the Wreck