Edward W. Robertson
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3.66 of 5 Votes: 3
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review 1: I've only read a smattering of science fiction in my life, but after getting an offer for one volume in this series at a hefty discount -- maybe free -- I thought it might be a good treadmill read. I was right, and now I think I'm hooked. The first book was completely engaging,...
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3.84 of 5 Votes: 5
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review 1: Excellent story. Gripping from beginning to end. This is a novella that is an introduction to a series of novels. In all, the story reminded me of a cross between the movie Contagion and the book Wool. Thematically, it was Wool: people in an already difficult situation that r...
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review 1: I purchased this book as a part of a bundle. It was a nice surprise to find I liked this book better than the ones that actually led me to buy the bundle. This book has a lot going for it for a fan of dark fantasy. A morally ambiguous protagonist, a world with powerful secrets, a...
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review 1: As with so many freebies, this is actually decent writing in desperate need of decent editing. It feels a couple of rewrites away from actually being quite good. Book one uses two protagonists in alternating chapters, following independent stories that inevitably intertwine. Not ...
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review 1: I would really give this 3 1/2 stars. I liked the way the story was re-told from the perspective of new characters. It really gave me a different look at what was going on in the world. This 2nd installment did take us a couple steps further and gave us a lot more information ...
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review 1: Continuing the theme of there is nothing new under the sun, in this story a hybrid Lazarus Long/Louis Wu style character meets up with a R. Daneel Olivaw style character. Together they keep an evil, hegemonic corporation from running roughshod over the rights of the first coloni...