Books by Greg Cox
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review 1: When I watched the film, I remember how instantly gripped I was by the notion of the so called "Clean Slate," which was Selina Kyle's main motive. This particular contrivance would allow her to erase herself from any database and thus making her cease to exist. That was enough fo...
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review 1: Oh how I miss WH13. If I could live in a book world, it would be The Night Circus. If I could live in a TV show world, it would absolutely be Warehouse 13.It was great to get another story, so I LOVED the book. It's clear the author watched it, and knew their mannerisms, so th...
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review 1: For some unusual and illogical reason Greg Cox is one of my favorite Star Trek fiction writers. Maybe it is due to the flow of words and interesting narration. Maybe it is because he has got the small details that some writers often miss properly mastered. It is even possible tha...
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review 1: The Rings of Time brings together a superbly rich tapestry of Trek lore from across the vast tapestry of the Trek Universe and a space program in our not to distant future. The book opens with the crew of the USS Lewis and Clark engaging in their first manned flight to Saturn. ...
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review 1: Requires a tricky balance of a fan fervent enough to seek out the books, but who doesn't care that much about the continuity of elements/timeline established in the TV show.I read it for easy enjoyment, but was still bothered by some elements, like the fact that the team divvies ...
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review 1: Not sure what I was expecting with a CSI book (this is the first one I've ever read). While the characterizations were true to the TV show, it wasn't as fun an experience as watching. There were several typos and grammatical errors towards the end that were distracting; I found m...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this book and its take on these two situations - Judgement Day in an other country and "today" in a part of the US that is not in the "hot zone" of the war against the machines.First of all - the two characters don't get killed. In the book. Since Losenko becomes...
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review 1: This is a prequel to a series on syfy. Here we meet 15 year old Riese. She is a princess and heir to the throne of Eleysia but she is not all that interested in learning her royal duties. She would much rather ride and hunt than learn how to be a proper lady. While out one da...