Review: A prequel, not a sequel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2013
I am going to admit to doing something that most would disagree with.  I have not read this novel.  Now, why I am doing this?I am one of the oldest living followers of Robert Heinlein.  My first books came at the age of six when my father told me to read 25 books in one summer. I did it and discovered science fiction, Robert Heinlein, and the love of reading.Over the years I have realized that great writers can get inside your mind and paint pictures that make you fill in what the words cannot.  Heinlein could do that.  Most authors since that time have failed miserably in that area.  Heinlein did that without swear words, sexual gymnastics (yes I know, "Friday" came close) and worlds of dispair.Heinlein died in the early 1980's (for those of you who don't have a convenient calendar that was 20 years ago) and it wasn't until Andrew Saxon came along that I felt that a new "Heinlein" had arrived.  I have read 75% of Andrew's books that are available on Amazon and would rate all of them 5 stars.You may not agree with my rating but I guarantee that you will enjoy what you read from him and will be looking for more.That's enough for now, I have a new Saxon book to read.