Books by Timothy Zahn
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review 1: I was disappointed because i have liked other books by this author much more ! It was slow moving and plodding with very little action ! Literally nothing happened for the first 375 pages with the action finally picking up in the last 50 pages ! Maybe this series has run its cour...
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review 1: Last book in a series I read for the Endeavour Award. I might actually like this series more if I read it from the beginning and not just the last two books. A galaxy wide hidden conflict between an interlocking set of psychic aliens with the humans to the rescue kind of. But som...
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review 1: Without doing a recap of the book, which everyone does and can be easily gotten for anyone curious, I'm really liking this series of books, even though it strikes me as generally a bit silly to have a railroad of sorts in space. Frank Compton is a throwback, fitting somewhat int...
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review 1: The Domino Pattern by Timothy ZahnZahn apparently is fascinated with trains. This story takes place exclusively on the Quadrail, a intergalactic train. Ex-Westali agent Frank Compton and faithful side kick and engineered schizophrenic Bayta are involved in a closed room mur...
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review 1: The Moreau family are the most famous of the fighters known as Cobra’s, an elite fighting force implanted with deadly weapons that once allowed them to keep Troft invaders at bay. With the threat to humanity diminished, the necessity of the Cobra program is brought into question....
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review 1: Great finale to the series. This series moves away from the confined spaces and limited passengers of earlier novels to large scale confrontations, jetting investigator Frank Compton and his companion Beyta from space stations to planet surfaces, collecting the varied allies -- a...
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review 1: I enjoyed “Star Wars Choices of One” by Timothy Zahn, because it was very interesting and action packed. The book speaks from different characters point of view. It starts with Han, Luke, and Leia trying to find a safe area for the rebellion to stay in. They found a guy named...
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review 1: While I must say that I still liked 'Allegiance', 'Survivor's Quest' and 'Outbound Flight', they were a bit weaker than Zahn's other books. This on the other hand is really, really good.The plot is nice, it seems completely disconnected at first but the threads are tightly interw...