The university’s best-ranked graduates get invited to join the Order of the Zodai, our galaxy’s peacekeepers. Her biggest fears are her tests coming up to become a Zodai. Rhoma Grace, an Acholyte from House Cancer, is a sixteen year old student and a drummer. Cancer is a water sign, so I got along with the protagonist quite easily. I know I’m a Pisces, and I’ve known this for awhile. Who should believe her?Īnd with the stars anywhere but in her favor, how can Rho defeat an enemy she can’t touch? But Rho is an unknown novice and one of the youngest Guardians ever. Rho suspects an ancient, power-hungry evil of legend has returned to exact revenge across the entire Zodiac. When an unforeseen catastrophe strikes their ocean planet, the stars select sixteen-year-old Rho as their new Guardian. House Cancer prizes loyalty and honesty above all else. And while the brooding twins of House Gemini take forever to make a decision, optimistic Sagittarians hop from adventure to adventure without a thought. Hard-working realists in House Virgo scoff at sweet-talking Librans, who use stellar social skills to climb to the top.
Everyone is a potential enemy, so it’s best to stick to your kind.
It’s a galaxy divided, where personalities clash and suspicions run high. The stars tell the story of your life, and nothing-and nobody-is real unless you can actually touch them. In the Zodiac galaxy, your astrological sign determines everything about you. You know I usually don’t do blurbs, but because the story is so intricate, I feel a blurb might be in order:Īt the dawn of time, there were thirteen Houses in the Zodiac galaxy.
So I jumped at the chance to read along and read book one, Zodiac, and it was good.
I mean seriously, look at this COVER!! So beautiful I want to cry… I am part of an exciting readathon for the Zodiac series, and though I’ve owned the first book for its gorgeous cover and its riveting synopsis, I had never gotten around to reading it.
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