Review: Wierd but a fun read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2012
OK, please be aware that the strangeness of this book is fun but totally beyond reasonable, rationale reality. It not only requires a suspension of disbelief, it requires you to abandon it altogether. Once you make the leap of faith, its all fun. It combines 18th and 19th century technology and attitudes with, hell, I don't know, 23rd century space travel? Nevertheless, the characters suck you in and you start to get into the relationships and all of a sudden you are buying into the whole deal. This is a three book series so far and I've read the first two. I enjoy them a lot. They have a 1940's or 50's episodic feel to them that is just refreshing. I think if you give them a try you might like them as well.The price is reasonable and the typos and grammar errors (apart from the "pirate speech") are pretty minimal. The author appears to be having fun and seems to know where he is going with the story. All in all, I'm looking forward to reading book three, which I have already downloaded.