"Sirantha Jax doesn't take chances... she jumps at them" 
 I was eager to read "Wanderlust" because I liked "Grimspace". I wanted more Jax, more March, and more surprises about how the crash of Corp will affect them and the world around. Although "Wanderlust" was not quite as good as the first book in the series, I found the same intriguing characters (I really adored them in "Grimspace"), and a skillfully constructed world that continues to surprise me. I enjoyed the action, suspense, adventures and characters. And of course I found the same space stuff *frowns*. 
 As always, Jax deals with the serious situation using her sense of humor and it kept me engaged in the story, grinning from her jokes and irony. 
 Sometimes I find characters, which are so dear to me that I enjoy finding them in a book and they remain with me for a longer time. That's Jax and her crew <3 I loved the teasing between them. It made me laugh, and gave the characters so much life and interest. Jax and March are my favorite. I had some doubts after the first book, because I was worried that their relationship will lose the spark. Their relationship just rocked the floor in "Grimspace" and a simple Happy Ever After wouldn't be enough for me. I was happy to find plenty of conflict as Jax and March each have their demons to fight with. There were parts I enjoyed, but I found a lack of sparks in this one. Also I liked Vel and his relationship with Jax, it was something new and I was amazed how his character developed. He is so unique with his inhuman official style and the way he changes into a nice, caring person. 
 The first part of the book made some trouble to me. It began slowly. Also like the first book, the story in "Wanderlust" is told using episodes and that just made a little mess for me, because it broke the pace. It is really more noticeable in this book than in the first. What is more, I had trouble understanding the importance of some twists and became impatient to read through some pages. Of course the twists were really important and made everything fall to a neat and impressive picture, but maybe I just have to blame myself. I wish that there were more cohesiveness in the story. Anyway I think there was too much time spent in Jax's own personal dilemmas. She wasn't peevish like a spoiled girl but I just wanted to move on with the story. Oh and let's not forget the so called "coincidences". The relationship between Jax and March was not going well in Lachion and there was a hint that March and Jax may part. And how convenient it was, that Jax ran into another pilot by accident. The pilot is a rough-tough woman, who knows how to fight, also she charms the mechanic. And another "coincidence" with an amazing new body for AI-245, Jax talks about a need to have some new stuff for her BFF, AI-245, a couple of times, but she has no money and voila she finds a perfect body. Maybe a little bit too smooth? Yep, I'm an ass. Here goes the angry mob of Jax's fans :))))))) 
 To sum up, I liked "Wanderlust", though it was weaker for me comparing it with "Grimspace". "Wanderlust" has its wonderful and yummy moments as well as some untasty ones.