Books by Scott Sigler
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review 1: The problem with trying to incorporate the police procedural with "urban fantasy" is that the procedural works best when approached from a singular viewpoint, this work just has to many narratives and not enough character development. Really a big fan of Sigler'sprevious novels A...
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review 1: Great way to cap off the series! All the characters were so well developed/created (without overkill (no pun intended)). You should definitely read the first 2 books, the story continues throughout the second and third so well that you want to know the backstory as well. The skil...
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review 1: The description is accurate. More Star Wars space opera and a lot of football metaphors. The problem with sports fiction is that you kind of know what the outcome will always be. I prefer the real thing. Yes, there is a bit of a mystery and crime spoof here but not my cup of tea....
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review 1: Bones are White is another amazing short story collection and follow-up to Blood is Red, a great little taste of Sigler's short story work. I'm happy to say that Bones are White is more accurately telling of how great of an author Sigler really is. These stories are more in the v...
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review 1: This is a solid collection of good stories my Scott Sigler. These are a good collection. My two favorite stories were Redman, which was excellent social commentary and Hunter and sons, which is a bizarre redneck family of monster hunters. this story really marks all the best t...
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review 1: "Clear eyes, full heart, can't lose !" dans l'espace.....Au 27éme siècle, la race extra-terrestre dominante de notre coin de galaxie a instauré le football américain comme outil d'échange et de connaissance entre les différentes races, pensant que des équipes multiraciales permet...
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review 1: This was a disappointment frankly. The crew is a wonderful writing exercise rather than a novel. Not to say that it isn't an interesting writing exercise, but a writing exercise just the same. This novel is really a series of character vinettes with the common theme of everyon...
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review 1: I've really liked all of the GFL series so far (and whole heartily recommend all of them). This one, however, takes the cake. The ending is so incredibly well written, structured, presented and paced. It's not that the story is complex or it takes a complicated 720 degree turn or...
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review 1: The third installment of the GFL (Galactic Football League) is very entertaining, but slightly predictable. There are a number of subplots that you could see the twist coming if you read/watch movies very often. That being said,my overall opinion is that these books are incredibl...
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review 1: What happens when two immovable forces collide? What if those forces only survive because they are immovable? What if those same forces are pure of intent and as such used as pawns in others larger game of profit, but none of the players care so long as the goal is attained? That...
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review 1: There are spoilers here. Maybe it's because my wife and I had been discussing the Jerry Sandusky case that I was immediately reminded of it while reading The Reporter. I am curious as to whether the plot points surrounding Tarat the Smasher's decision to protect his reputation o...