Review: In the far distance on the horizon was a single dagger of stone stabbing at the sky.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2012
Nightwind and long time devoted friend Heuser( he's cybernetic ) while boarding an  obviously irradiated space ship found a small black diary. An entry in this small black diary talked about the planet Rhyl and referred cryptically to a "find utterly beyond belief". The logical thing to do, would be to head to Rhyl and try to find out what exactly it was that caused an eminent Archaeologist  Dr. Alfin  ( deceased owner of the diary ) to write such a thing. Heading out  to Rhyl they the picked up a tail. Steorra ( Dr. Alfin's daughter ),  Slayton ( mercenary , ex lawman and killer ) and Dhal ( mercenary, dessert rat and killer ).  Once on Rhyl they head out into the desert from Rhylston towards the Devils Fang a single rock thrusting into the sky deep in the desert. To complicate matters not only are they being followed closely by the other team but there being watched by something called sand cats. Things turn complicated  just as they find out the Devils Fang is hollow!This is an excellent book, fun to read and good science fiction. Characters are well described and genuine, plot and settings are  well done and well crafted. I would say realistic, but this is science fiction so suffice it to say solid and cohesive  science fiction. Well worth reading.