After spending years as a cleric of Vermicula, Korinna believes she is a failure with no natural aptitude for Redsight. However, during a test simulation, she catches the eye of a political advisor and gets assigned as a navigator to an important imperial warship. There pirates seize her ship and her whole world is turned upside down, forcing her to decide where her loyalties lie. Redsight by Meredith Mooring weaves a queer, Bene Gesserit-inspired space opera that unfortunately fell flat on its execution. Coming into this one, I wanted to love it so badly (I mean, come on. Gay nuns in space sounds amazing), but so much of the plot and worldbuilding didn't make sense to me. For instance, in one passage we're told: "Over the centuries, the cellular differences between Redseers had been eliminated until every descendant had the same proteins, the same flesh, the same blood." If Redseers are all genetically the same though, how is it that there are varying power levels b...