Books by Stephen Coonts
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review 1: I think this book wanted to be funny, but somehow did not tickle my funny bone. Characters were all cardboard cutouts and probably dependent upon development that occurred in earlier books in the series, none of which I've read. The aliens were just regular guys, hardly alien, ...
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review 1: This is the first book in the Tommy Carmellini series I have read, you don't need to know who he is to get into the story so don't be put off by the #5 in the series it stands alone and there's enough character back story to bring you up to speed. I definitely felt the beginning ...
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review 1: I wasn't sure what to make of this book at first. It was kind of funny because the characters, events, and science were so simplistic, often absurd...but I wasn't sure if this was intentional. Was it comic science fiction, or was it bad pulp science fiction? I finally concluded i...
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review 1: Action starts early and it is packed with intrigue and unexpect cold thrill. It is mostly related to oil drilling in the Arctic Ice Cap. The USA has a Ice Cap observation post that gets invaded by the Russians and taken hostage in a submarine. The hostages are rescued by Navy ...
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review 1: The Sea Witch by Stephen Coonts. I remember reading one of Stephen Coonts' first novels. It was set in Vietnam and it was a pretty good book. I've since moved to other works but I saw this (the cover is great) and I was interested in reading some of his shorter efforts. This book...
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review 1: I finally read the last of the three unrelated stories that comprise this book. The first story is "The Sea Witch" which is about the crew of a WWII sea attack plane. It was a bit depressing but had good action. The second story, 'The 17th Day' is about a WWI pilot and his very v...