by Jonathan Marosz, Timothy Zahn
2014 re-read. Still a very enjoyable story. Recommended for any fan of space operas...
2014 re-read. Still a very enjoyable story. Recommended for any fan of space operas...
Every time I read this authors name I imagine fat, old Kirk shaking his fist and yelling, "Zaaaaahhhhhn".Anyway, I actually read this because Nathan was wondering if Zahn was similar at all to David Weber. I hadn't read any Zahn before (except the first 30 pages or so of a Star Wars novel, I just ca...
Great book. Major plot twist in the last 10 pages or so, really unexpected and woah. Will have to read it a second time with what I know now.
This is literally the best mystery story I've ever read. It's classified as sci-fi because it takes place in the future on space ships, but it's basically a whodunit where the narrator has to solve the mystery before the crime gets pinned on him or he gets killed. I read this over 12 years ago, bu...
A fun, clever, old-school mystery in space. One of my favorites among all of Zahn's stand-alone novels.
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