Our Child of Two Worlds

Our Child of Two Worlds is a beautiful novel about family and all its uncertainties . . . This wonderful story is as warm as it is honest. It is about destructiveness and forgiveness, about embracing differences and accepting imperfection. It is science fiction with a very human heart and a celebration of love in all its many shapes. I loved it. - CAROLINE DAY, Sunday Times bestselling author of HOPE NICELY'S LESSONS FOR LIFE

Possessing a more complex and nuanced worldview than its predecessor, Our Child Of Two Worlds is modern, emotionally sophisticated science fiction. Stephen Cox's tale of the charming but lost alien child Cory shows us that humanity, for all its flaws, is worth saving, and that the power of the human heart stretches from this world to the next - DAN JONES, author of Man O War and host of Chronscast.

Our Child of Two Worlds is a stirring novel about family and home. Rich with humanity, it explores our species' tendency to damage ourselves, our relationships and Planet Earth. A powerful, sad but satisfying sequel. - SUE HAMPTON, climate and peace activist and author of Intact and The Waterhouse Girl

Another beautiful book that is so much more than a defining genre - KATHRYN DAWSON, Tea Leaves and Reads

Full of heart - BIRMINGHAM SCIENCE FICTION GROUP

The first book was an offering unlike anything I had read before. It was science fiction, yes, but it didn't concern itself with spaceships and far-flung planets; the action all occurred much closer to home. It was a story about family love, loyalty, and small-town sensibilities. Once again, Stephen Cox has created a novel that strikes at the heart of family. Add into this some social commentary on the importance of accepting those who are different from us, the dangers of bigotry, and an over-reliance on unreliable media sources, and you end up with a wonderful conclusion to a very special duology - GEEK DAD on OUR CHILD OF TWO WORLDS