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Reviewed by K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite
Finding Silvereyes by Daniel Sayre continues the compelling arc of The Quantum Parables with another installment that deepens both the emotional stakes and philosophical questions of the series. We're following the group after their previous challenges, and Glitch (also known as Andy) and his team of young outcasts are forced to make even more difficult choices as they come out of hiding. With a strange benefactor offering help and new threats destabilizing the city, the team must decide whether to trust uncertain alliances or risk total collapse. Leadership is tested, loyalties are strained, and the cost of survival grows heavier with each step forward. Sayre does not shy away from portraying the psychological weight of heroism, responsibility, and fractured belonging.
Author Daniel Sayre has a great sense of the big picture when he's telling a story that's part of a series. There's a careful balance between fast-paced action and reflective depth, making this entry especially satisfying as we deepen our knowledge of the characters while also raising the stakes. One of the things that jumped out for me is the attention to team dynamics and the emotional wear that comes with leadership at a young age. Glitch's arc continues to evolve as he navigates the blurred lines between strategy and sacrifice, and the secondary characters are given plenty of space to grow as well. The emotional beats are as sharp as the action sequences, with each character forced to confront who they are and what they are willing to become. It's a story that builds beautifully on the foundation laid by the earlier books while adding fresh insight and stakes, so fans who are continuing the journey will be even more enriched by it. Overall, Finding Silvereyes is an emotionally intelligent and exhilarating chapter in a series that continues to impress with both heart and vision. I'd definitely recommend it and the series in general.
