Strange Attractors

Abandon all common sense, ye who enter here. Boojum. /// ??? /// I actually read Sunborn before reading this, and I haven’t read Neptune Crossing yet. Not ideal, since each entry in the series follows directly where its predecessor stopped (the whole thing makes up one big story, which would have been......more

The first of this series did a cool thing by having alien contact take place in a nearly familiar setting of Triton. In this one, the setting is out of the Milky Way and aliens abound. Not only is the intergalactic hard to conceive, the interconnected synthetic system invented for the current episod......more

These books are a little obnoxious in the sense that their author's started goal was to write a shorter, less complex novel, but instead wrote four (maybe more?) shorter novels in serial fashion. As best I can tell, this is really a 1,000 page novel in disguise. To call them hard sci-fi is a stretch.......more

I persevered on this set of novels that move from novel ideas to childish trivia. The personality of the hero also moves from frokin moke to other inane statements to self sacrifice. A band of now 4 save a continent on a starship from evil. I'll finish the series, just.......more

4.51* :) If you enjoyed the first in the series, I'm confident you will also enjoy this one. And if you read the first one, you know you needed to at least start this 2nd book to get some kind of closure on the first. It is a very good 2nd book in a series. New characters, new setting, new challenges.......more