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The Naked God Part 1 : Flight (Naked God)
A dazzling finish to a breathtaking space opera (
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After having bought the first book in the series (The Reality Dysfunction) by chance in a rush at the airport, I was enthralled with the depth of the characters and the well thought out sci-tech future. The author did an excellent job of setting the scene before introducing the fantasy component of
Fulfilling Finale! (
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Anyone who has read the complete Nights Dawn series by Hamilton will only be able to say Wow! The scope of the series, in terms of number of characters and storylines, can only be described as awe inspiring. That Hamilton manages to contain all these threads in a coherent overall story is astonishin
fun, fun, fun (
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40 /50 )
Loads of fun and a good ending for a great trilogy. cant put it down
Newtons Wake : A Space Opera
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16.97
A mixed bag... (
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Newtons Wake is billed as "A Space Opera", which I guess is supposed to explain why this is a bit of a creampuff of a novel. MacLeod is a deft writer, with a nice ability to turn phrases.
We are dropped into the action and MacLeod does a good job of the "slow reveal" of the characters and the circ..
Into the Blue : A Fathers Flight and a Daughters Return
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16.97
An amazing story of two sisters who wouldnt give up (
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When two sisters, Susan and Sharon, learn that their dads had a stroke and cant walk or talk, their second shock is that the doctors are focussed on getting him to do the bare minimum--play checkers and make peanut butter sandwiches. The sisters are determined to get him back to flying his antique a..
The Travel Detective Flight Crew Confidential: People Who Fly for a Living Reveal Insider Secrets and Hidden Values in Cities and Airports Around the World
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11.17
Where are the tips? (
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I will call this book TD2, a sequel to the blockbuster, "The Travel Detective." Supposedly, the tips are submitted by air crew members (pilots and attendants), although the text appears in first-person format with Peter Greenberg as the author. TD2 has 370 pages of comments and tips on where to shop..
