Review of ‘Time Terminus’ by David Gittlin ****
Posted 31/08/2022 in My Book Reviews
If they can survive the first ten pages, Time Terminus will either disappoint, or in a quirky way, leave a satisfied afterglow.
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Review of ‘Mission of Honor’ by David Weber ***
Posted 25/02/2022 in My Book Reviews
‘Mission of Honor’ is not really a Honor Harrington novel, as she plays an insignificant part in this book filled with a web of story threads that start nowhere and end nowhere.
Review of ‘Project Hail Mary’ by Andy Weir ***
Posted 08/05/2021 in My Book Reviews
For lovers of highly technical science fiction that relies on constant action, Project Hail Mary will leave them satisfied. Others may shake their heads with disappointment, expecting something better from Andy Weir.
Review by Simon Brenncke *****
Posted 19/02/2021 in A Whisper from Shadow
I wholeheartedly recommend this novel to anyone interested in sci-fi, and also to those interested in contemporary political thrillers who do not mind a sci-fi background to the story.
Posted 23/12/2020 in All My Sunsets, Book Reviews
‘All My Sunsets’ was a leisurely and enjoyable read. It discussed themes such as mortality, progress, and love in a way that had me thinking deeply. Recommended to lovers of science fiction stories that make you feel good about progress.
Review of ‘Parallel’ by James M. Corkill ****
Posted 16/12/2020 in My Book Reviews
This lengthy novella is not a serious work and does not pretend to be, suitable for young readers interested in a grand adventure without being bothered about plotting inconsistencies or lack of characterization. Despite numerous story issues, ‘Parallel’ is an entertaining read.
Review by Readers’ Favorite *****
Posted 23/09/2020 in All My Sunsets
What would you do if you knew you had only a few weeks to live? What would you do if you suddenly discovered that there is a reset button you can use to start afresh? The novel is cleverly plotted, beautifully written, and entertaining.
My new SF novel ‘All My Sunsets’ out now!
Posted 15/09/2020 in Blogging
Struck down with a melanoma, his doctor told him he had five years, then twelve months, then four weeks. The only thing that could save him is an experimental drug, but fates had other things in store for him.