Books by Ryk Brown
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review 1: In book two the saga continues with the captain of the ship dieing in a battle the with an enemy ship and an officer name Nathan Scott being promoted to captain by the dying captain. The ship rescues a person from another ship who was mixed in the battle and on her advice the s...
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review 1: From My Newsletter Number 38:The first review is on Rise Of The Corinai from The Frontiers Saga Episode 5 by Ryk Brown. The story starts out with the Aurora badly damaged by battle and a shortage of crew members. Captain Nathan Scott must enlist a new crew from Corinair voluntee...
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review 1: Another reliable book in this enjoyable series. It is a quick and easy ready with little in the way of complex themes and deep characters. As is often said, this is a star trek voyager like series and runs in a similar way to a 1 hour TV episode. Just like in a TV episode, some t...
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review 1: From My Newsletter Number 74:This review is on Born Of The Ashes from The Frontiers Saga Episode 11 by Ryk Brown. It is part of a continuing series of ebooks that have been very entertaining from the beginning. Each new release seems to be as good or better than the last. Episod...
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review 1: This was a disappointing installment in the Frontiers Saga. The entire contents of this "episode" (truly it is a short story or novella) would have been more enjoyable if it had been condensed into two chapters and put at the beginning of the next book. These books are all very ...
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review 1: The different cultures that the human race has developed into is very interesting. I still find the major characters interesting and appreciate how each of them grow, albeit some more slowly than others. This series is very easy to read and does not have to many technical expla...
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review 1: It was mostly enjoyable, but had several problems. It reads a bit like fanfic, and the author doesn't seem to know (or care) how actual science and spaceflight works. That could be OK, but... The author keeps trying to provide extra detail and explanations for things that just m...