Much better than the remaining Skyward Flight novellas, especially towards the end. Jorgen's internal struggles were well portrayed, and his character arc is just so much nicer (sorry Alanik,FM).

The whole Planet is a spaceship came as a punch from Nowhere (giggles), and while I wasn't a big fan of some of the Kitsen oddities - it was still overall a fun read. I think the most important difference was that: 1. The stakes felt higher, and 2. Failure always felt like an option.

I read the [b:Cytonic|57571215|Cytonic (Skyward, #3)|Brandon Sanderson|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1622045953l/57571215.SX50.jpg|67851209] Epilogue after finishing Evershore, since technically it takes place after Evershore, and it felt like a better continuation of the story - it wouldn't have had the same impact as reading it before.