Review: Sometimes an Ebook is a tasty morsel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2012
Any author should be careful what he wishes for. If the recipe is popular, then readers will demand more books and intricate plots. Let's appreciate what Lowell can squeeze out between other obligations, like 'Light in the Dark'.It can stand alone, but I recommend reading it after 'Captain's Share', keeping in mind it is not chronological, just explains something encountered in CS. I read it to my wife and we both enjoyed it.The 'LitD' supposes that there are people who do not hew to the rules of the CPJCT, places where those cannot be enforced. And as long as ordinary crews can operate unhindered, the activity stays invisible. While other reviewers make much of the accident, they should remember that every book in the Solar Clipper series has referred to hazards in the deep dark. The drama here concerns one, but look for the ingenuity displayed by the crew as they cope with it. Much revolves around the individual personalities of the humans caught in the accident.This would be ideal reading for travelers or anyone who likes a brief diversion.