Books by Nathan Lowell
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review 1: This sixth and final book in the Solar Clipper series ended a series I loved. I put off reading this one because I knew it was the end and I couldn't bear not following Ishmael Wang around the Deep Dark. It also ends on a bittersweet note with Ishmael at lose ends and if you're l...
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review 1: The beginning makes you nervous with Ish, for what might be the reason the Captain wants to see him. Then when he walks into the meeting to see all the senior staff there! You are pulled in wondering what has gone wrong.We start right where Quarter Share ended. It seems the se...
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review 1: At first I was disappointed that no one from Ishmael Wang's days on the Lois McKendrick would be with him in his new adventure. I liked all those people and Ish's interactions with them. That his romantic relationship with Bev puttered out didn't bother me so much because I never...
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review 1: I was correct in my assumption that the sexual elements they seemed to be working toward in the end of book 2 would continue in full force in book 3. Again, not always a bad thing, it just seemed like there was far too much of it in comparison to the trading and working-up-the-cr...
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review 1: This review first appeared under Kurt's Frontier on Invincible Love of Reading.Ishmael Horatio Wang returns. In the first three books, Ishmael Wang begins as an orphan who takes a birth on a solar clipper because he has no where else to go. He learns the ropes and develops his in...
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review 1: It is so good to be able to read this tale some years after enjoying the podcast version. This is a spin-off tale from the Trader Tales of Nathan Share books and shows a different perspective to that universe. Like all Nathan's books this is a gentle but gripping read followin...
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review 1: I always enjoy Nathan's writing, but this felt a bit rushed. Like there was too much story for the short format. I know it's a setup for a series, but I did feel it hopped to fast from one event to the next, which is definitely not what I'd usually expect from this writer.I'm als...
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review 1: Author Lowell’s latest fantasy holds to the old vaudevillian truism, “Always leave the audience wanting more.” He promises more in 2015, and I hope that time and circumstance allow him to finish what he promises. There are insufficient superlatives in the English language to pro...