Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 I've seen some comparison between this book and the Cinder series. Certainly this book reminded me of it too, but only at first and let me tell you why; This is a fairytale retelling in space, She's a missing princess, She's good with rebuilding things. 
 Basically, the similarities are coincidental. Space makes stuff look cool, just look at firefly, Snow is the original missing princess and lets be honest, what else is a good anywhere job for a girl in space? Right, mechanic/programmer. Basically, if you enjoyed Cinder, read this book (Though it sticks far far closer to the original tale than any of Cinder). 
 I did enjoy this book, but I feel so much more information could have been included, possibly even over two books. Everything seemed to happen pretty fast and I'd have loved to have seen some stuff from Dane's point of view. I'd have liked an epilogue and possibly even more on Snow's mother. I feel that perhaps this book is aimed at a younger audience for it was a nice simple story without all this extra gumph. Still, I'd like to see more in this world, perhaps even a few Novellas... 
 I loved the drones! The seven miner drones were quite clever. "There were seven, if you counted Dimwit.I never did." haha, also, the subtly slipped in reference that they all originally came from Earth. See if you can spot it. 
 While I don't feel like I wasn't given important information, I thought that I could have been given more in quite a few places just to smooth things out, make it less hurried but that's just a personal preference. 
 I'm interested to see what R.C.Lewis comes up with next!