Wires and Nerve doesn’t stray from familiar Lunar Chronicles territory, even though it’s a graphic novel.
I’m certain that things will get more swoony in future volumes of Wires and Nerve, but for now the anticipation is excellent. I had a feeling that there was something more than pure hatred going on between Iko and in Winter, and am pleased to see that my inkling was correct. Her personality is loud and proud, and everyone needs a friend who’s willing to tell you straight whether you look in those jeans. And I honestly believe that this isn’t just because she’s “programmed” to be so. Iko’s personality is sometimes grating-her tendency to get a little over the top when it comes to talking about how dreamy Kai is or how gorgeous a pair of shoes are verges on stereotype territory-but she’s unwaveringly loyal and always a true friend. Little did she know that both things might be easier said than done. While everyone’s busy with other things, Iko takes it upon herself to track the packs down and prove her worth in the process.
Soldiers who are getting antsy, and causing the tenuous peace between Luna and Earth to wobble. Unless you take into account the rogue genetically engineered wolf-hybrid soldiers who remained on Earth when Cinder took control from Queen Levana. Everyone’s happily ever after is at hand. Kai’s ruling from New Beijing Cress and Thorne are traveling the world providing the letumosis antidote to those in need Scarlet and Wolf are back on Scarlet’s farm Winter and Jacen are serving as Lunar ambassadors. On a more aesthetic note, this cover is a departure from the covers of the novels but still fits in with its rich, dark tones and pops of red.Ĭinder’s in her proper place on the Lunar throne, the letumosis outbreak is under control, and there’s peace between Earth and Luna. Bonus Factors: Moar Lunar Chronicles, Badassery, Inclusivityīoth the look on Iko’s face and the crowd of angry wolfmen in front of those burning buildings make me think this isn’t going to be an easy story, and that all is not as well as we might hope post- Lunar Chronicles.
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