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Jason dinAlt has been kidnapped and is being returned to the planet Cassylia to stand trial for his crimes. But en route the space ship he is on crash lands on a planet inhabited by men who have lost much of their technology. It is up to Jason to find a way to stay alive and get off planet. Can he succeed in leaving this new Deathworld?

Deathworld 2, by Harry Harrison

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1197735 in eBooks
• Published on: 2015-10-19
• Released on: 2015-10-19
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About the Author HARRY HARRISON was the Hugo Award-nominated, Nebula Award-winning and "New York Times" bestselling author of the "Stainless Steel Rat", "Deathworld, " and "West of Eden" series, as well as "Make Room! Make Room!"which was turned into the cult classic movie, "Soylent Green" starring Charlton Heston and Edward G. Robinson. In 2009 Harrison was awarded the Damon Knight SF Grand Master Award by the Science Fiction Writers of America. He died in 2012.

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful. A FUN AND INTERESTING READ...TIMELESS SIFI HERE. HOPE IT IS NOT LOST. By D. Blankenship This is the second book in Harrison's Deathworld trilogy. In this work, the author has our hero, Jason DinAlt kidnapped from his adopted planet, the hostile planet of Pyrrus, and taken to an equally uninviting world, and as with the first novel, is forced to survive using his wit, cunning and, to a certain extent, physical strength (which he, by the way, has had to develop on Pyrrus simply to survive). This new planet is one that has been colonized in the distant past by humans, but rather than advance, the isolated humans have sunk into complete barbarianism, practically into the stone age in some cases, and into the early bronze age at best. While they have retained bits and pieces of former known technology, although they now consider it "magic," they are for the most part, very, very low tech and very primitive in their life style. This story is of Jason's survival on this planet, without his technology, and with the exception of one not so nice individual (the man who kidnapped him), he is completely alone.As with the first novel, we have SiFi adventure at its best. There is plenty of action, plenty of great situations that our hero must manipulate himself through and some unforgettable characters introduced. Harrison's character development is at its best here and his story telling abilities shine through. The author has a great sense of humor and it shows in his writing. Our hero, Jason DinAlt's quirky outlook on the world and life, is quite pragmatic and it is interesting to see how the author plays our hero's outlook and philosophy against the various situations he encounters.This book was first published in 1964 which is about the time I read it for the first time. I am one of those individuals who will reread a book several times, if I like it. I have been rereading this one about ever two or three years since my first read over 40 years ago, and must admit to be still enjoying the story as much as the first time I read it. Sometimes old works get lost and forgotten. This is certainly one work that is rather timeless and certainly one that should be available to the current readers. To be honest, in my humble opinion, it is far better than some of the fiction in this genre that is being turned out today. Recommend this one highly.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Ethics Versus Morals on a Killer Planet By Paul Camp Harry Harrison's _Deathworld 2_ (1964) was originally a two-part serial in _Analog_ under the far superior title of "The Ethical Engineer". It was accompanied by some marvelous John Schoenherr illistrations. It is a sequel to Harrison's first novel, _Deathworld_ (1960). Harrison was setting out establish himself as a writer of straight hard-boiled science fiction adventure. _Deathworld 2_ does not disappoint..While still on the planet Pyrrus, the gambler Jason dinAlt gets gets in a petty argument with his girlfriend Meta. In a fit of pique, he allows a fellow named Mikah Samon to capture him. Mikah plans to take Jason back to the gambling world of Cassylia to face "justice".But Mikah, it develops, is not a policeman. He is a Puritanical reilgious fanatic who is enamored of Thomas Aquinas and who is constantly talking about Truth and Morality (which he feels must be foisted off on others for their own good). Jason manages to skuttle Mikah's spaceship, and they crash on an isolated planet populated by a society of primitive, slave owning, murderous natives.Here, Harrison begins to have fun. It is Jason dinAlt, the man of flexible ethics, who succeeds on this world and who starts to teach some of the natives the rudiments of civilization and technology and health. The fundamentally rigid moralist Mikah sticks to his guns of Righteousness and Truth. He rants and raves-- and manages to be wrong every step of the way.

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. A LAME DEPARTURE FROM BOOK ONE By chris romano I almost hate this book... DEATHWORLD is a fun enough read. I think I gave it 4 stars. I liked the world that was created and the characters involved. And the book ended with suggestions on what could happen next, in some future sequel.DEATHWORLD 2, however, throws all of that away. Almost nothing from book 1 gets carried over into book 2. The physical training. The mental abilities. The supporting characters. Instead, main character Jason is self-infatuated with his own intelligence throughout DW2 after allowing himself and his life to be stupidly sidetracked for no good reason, and the story is just one long, repetitive set up for an obvious, unfunny joke.Spoiler alert: The unlikeable guy spouting moral truths gets killed in the end and no one cares.

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Seventeen-year-old zombie Rex Morton would do anything to fit in at his new school and hold onto his first love. Rex’s fiercely protective mother strong arms the yet another small town school district into accepting her son by threatening a lawsuit. At Plain View High, Rex falls for fiery goth girl, Ariella Klopenstein, the daughter of the Police Chief. While Rex struggles to fit in, Ariella would do anything to be different, anything not to wind up stuck in Plain View. As the Z-virus spreads west and the country panics, Rex and Ariella must find a way to overcome Rex’s mother who wants to break them apart and flee town, a school principal who wants Rex expelled, Ariella’s father, the Police Chief, who thinks Rex is dangerous, and a government zombie round-up aimed at solving the zombie problem once and for all.

Zombie-saurus Rex, by Mark Souza

• Published on: 2015-03-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.81" h x .76" w x 5.06" l, .72 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 334 pages

Zombie-saurus Rex, by Mark Souza

About the Author Author Mark Souza has always been a storyteller, whether explaining who filched the ice cream, or what happened to the cat’s tail. He learned most of life’s lessons from the business end of a wooden spoon, and the rest from public schools spanning the breadth of North America, all of which were overjoyed to be rid of him. He became an author of short stories and novels in the horror, mystery, thriller, and young adult genres later in life, after time and a desk job had softened his edges, transforming him into the round, doughy shape Big-&-Not-So-Tall shops crave. Mark was the proud recipient of the 2013 Indie Reader Award for Best Science Fiction for his debut novel Robyn’s Egg. He now resides in Western Washington with his wife (also an author), two daughters, and their dog of questionable heritage, Tater. Visit his website; http://www.marksouza,com. There you’ll find a multitude of ways to make contact. Mark enjoys cordial correspondence and will write back. He’s always on the lookout for that next victim reader.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Very Engaging and Heartwarming Zombie Novel By Claudette Melanson-Author of Dark Fantasy I am a big fan of zombie books, and the title of this one really caught my eye, because I really love dinosaurs too. Just so happens, the T-Rex is my favorite. But I digress... This book pulled me right in from the beginning. Some books I can't really get into because the writing is subpar or the characters fail to catch my interest, but the writing is solid and very effective at weaving together a story I couldn't wait to get back to when forced to put it down.I love the way the author used an extreme case, zombie-ism, to point out how badly we humans fail at acceptance a large part of the time. The author was spot-on with the behavior of the bullies in this story, whether they were fellow classmates of Rex's or military men. It's that whole dynamic of the human tendency to turn on and destroy anything we find to be different from ourselves. But I liked how some of the characters could change their minds and see things differently. Sometimes there is a scarcity of books where one gets to see the bully become more enlightened.The characters I found to be very well-developed. Howie was funny, Rex endearing, Ariella brave, and Rex's mother, Celia, was all that a mother should be, caring for her son in a situation many might find too difficult to handle. All stayed true to form too and were believable. One thing I did wonder about was the state of Rex's body. He didn't seem to be deteriorating or rotting much and could be easily fixed. I wondered if the zombies remained frozen and just undead without decomposing further. It was fresh to see zombies who were just like other people as long as they were well-fed. It was an interesting twist.As I said before, the book is very well-written and does a great job with exploring the reaction of humanity when faced with the unknown. It isn't meant to be a high action book (not all of them are) but does a great job, I think, of including just enough of that element without ruining the emotional impact of the book.Highly entertaining and would love to see a sequel. There is a lot that could be done to continue the story. I give it 4.8 stars!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Zombie-saurus Rex Delivers on What a YA Novel Should Be! By CarrieGreenBooks Here’s the truth about the extremely popular category Young Adult, too often authors have focused on what YA doesn’t have such as sex and swear words and then assume that they have earned the YA label. A certain amount of innocence is part of YA, but even more important is that a YA novel should explore the angst and uncertainty of being a teenager. A successful YA novel must examine this age of self discovery that every reader has gone through (or, if younger, is about to embark upon) and provide some insight into how to survive this rite of adolescence and come out the other side as a responsible adult.A YA hero or heroine should tackle important questions like who am I, who do I want to be—it’s often about making life-impacting choices. Themes that are paramount in high school such as being popular, not being popular, being loved, being smart, being pretty, being a nerd, being a bully, being poor, being rich, dealing with authority figures/adults, are front and center. Being a teenager is all about learning how to handle life situations that you will encounter, again and again, but never quite as, traumatically, as that very first time… Your first love, your first kiss, your first fight, your first best friend, first real enemy, and the first time that your trust is abused or rewarded…Mark Souza’s Zombie-saurus Rex captures all of this and more. He presents an entertaining mash-up of Romeo and Juliet, Carrie, and every zombie movie ever filmed, then, spins all our plot and character assumptions around, giving us a fun, thrilling, joy-ride of a novel.Rex Morton is the new kid at his high school. He was unfortunate enough to become infected with the Z-virus, which, while it is still fatal--you are dead--it is manageable, in that periodic servings of calf brains will keep you from munching on human brains. Like any contagious terminal condition, there is fear of the unknown, which is not assisted by looking different. This has resulted in several relocations and several new high schools, a routine that is beginning to wear on Rex. Being a teenager isn’t easy. Being a teenage zombie, well, you can imagine the challenges.A scene that captures how well Souza’s novel explores YA themes is seen in Rex’s interaction with a school bully, who taunts him with the name ‘Zombie-saurus Rex.’ Rex keeps his cool and is able to turn the situation around, so that the bully is now in his debt (read the scene in the free sample posted on Amazon).The heroine is Ariella Klopenstein, a girl who is already bucking the accepted social norms by wearing all black. She befriends this strange new boy, because, like him, she’s an outsider and can sympathize with his situation. Her role in this tale is as important as Rex’s as her courage inspires others and she goes from being a misfit to a leader of her peer group.The novel provides the reader all the classic elements of a YA novel, the first romance, the epic football game, the rebellion against authority and ends with an outstanding homecoming dance, but these scenes are tweaked with the unexpected originality and sense of humor that only Souza can supply. Zombie fans will enjoy another take on the mythology of zombies without breaking the boundaries of content that is still suitable for young adults. It made me recall such classic 1980’s teenage films as ‘Breakfast Club,’ ‘Footloose’ and ‘Valley Girl.’ Don’t hesitate—buy this novel for yourself and any young adults in your life!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. full of originality and a lot of fun! By donniedarkogirl I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.Zombie-saurus Rex was a really cool zombie story. Full of originality and fun, I cared about Rex. A lot. And I really wanted him to get a happy ending. I know, I know. He's a zombie. But he isn't like any other zombie I know, except maybe R from Warm Bodies. But Zombie-saurus Rex is completely different from Warm Bodies - in this novel, zombies can still do things like speak and go to school, but humans are leery of them, to the point where some in the military want to put them in internment camps or just go ahead and kill them all.In a sense, I could understand people's trepidation, after all, what are zombies infamous for craving? But if Rex gets to eat his calf brain for lunch and has snacks here and there (snacks he's brought with him!) then there's no reason to panic about him coming after you. He just wants to graduate high school and maybe go to college. The problem is, Rex and his mother have had to move so many times he finds himself behind in school academically sometimes, plus it's difficult to learn when you have to deal with other kids harassing you.I love Ariella! And I love that Rex does end up making a male friend, Howie. Ariella wants to be different, so much so that she goes out of her way to try to stand out from everyone else. I had forgotten she's the daughter of the Chief of Police, and so I cracked up when he knocks on Rex's door looking for her. Poor Rex had no idea! The two of them were what I thought of as the dynamic duo. I don't think there was anything Rex could have done that would've phased Ariella or made her stop liking him. Nothing. And that's the kind of friend you need at any age.Zombie-saurus Rex does an excellent job of giving you an escape from the real world while at the same time giving you food for thought (pun intended) about dealing with the presence of discrimination and adversity. I highly, highly recommend this book no matter if you're a fan of zombies or not. If you aren't a fan of them, then you will be after meeting Rex. Promise.

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Kacey and Sara have been the best of friends since grade three. They did everything together. But then Kacey left and Sara had to learn to cope with her life after that moment. She knows everyone at school is staring and whispering about her behind her back. And the "Obnoxious Counsellor" that her parents force her to meet with thinks writing letters to Kacey in a journal will help Sara deal with her grief. Her parents and teachers are trying to convince her that life needs to get back to normal — but how can anything ever be normal again? She and Kacey had plans — college together, vacations around the world, best friends together forever. But then Kacey chose to end her life and Sara was left to try to understand what it all meant.

Dawn Green's novel for young adults is an emotional and moving look at a young teenage girl's journey towards understanding after her best friend's suicide.

When Kacey Left, by Dawn Green

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2367535 in Books
• Brand: Green, Dawn
• Published on: 2015-03-19
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.55" h x .62" w x 5.28" l, .0 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 228 pages

When Kacey Left, by Dawn Green

From School Library Journal Gr 8 Up—Kacey and Sara, aka Sticks and Stones, have been best friends since the third grade. They did everything together. But Kacey had a dark secret that she never shared with Sara. Now Kacey is gone and Sara is trying to figure out how to cope with the hole that has been left in her world. The "OC" (Obnoxious Councilor) that Sara's parents make her see thinks that writing letters to Kacey in a journal will help her work through her grief. She gives it a try and her emotional, confused story pours out. This book might get lost in the slew of recent titles about suicide. The writing feels forced, and while Sara is a sympathetic character to whom teens would relate, recent titles such as Gayle Forman's I Was Here (Viking) and Jasmine Warga's My Heart and Other Black Holes (HarperCollins, both 2015) might be more accessible. VERDICT An additional purchase where Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why (Penguin, 2007) or John Green's Looking for Alaska (Dutton, 2005) are popular.—Claire Covington, Waynesboro Public Library, VA

Review "When Kacey Left is an exceptional balance of authentic voice, communicating the complex emotions of hurt, confusion, anger and hopeful information, portraying the small steps that add up to the process of finding well-being on the other side of the pain."— VOYA Magazine

"Dawn Green's succinct story for high schoolers examines bewilderment, and displays a talent for portraying the unsettling feeling of being defined as the best friend of the girl who died. . . Without seeming didactic, the novel ably depicts some of the realities of suicide, the most rending of which may be the fact that there is never an adequate explanation for why. Intense in its accumulation of gestures, words, and impressions, When Kacey Left allows the subject of suicide to become not an event but the beginning of a larger conversation."— Foreword Reviews one of the best YA of Fall 2015

"Green's raw and achingly honest debut does a masterful job capturing the intense spectrum of emotions felt by a teenage girl trying to make sense of the senseless… An honest and heartbreaking journey toward healing."— Kirkus Starred Review

"Green shows the expert touch of someone who knows teens well, and can speak their truth... Young readers will benefit from this open and raw portrayal. Green refuses to offer simplistic answers to a complex topic, but succeeds in validating the emotional experiences." — Resource Links Magazine

"Dawn Green has done a great service to bringing suicide out of the closet and to the forefront of discussions by addressing what can happen in its aftermath. By allowing Sara to share her own questions about Kacey taking her own life and trying to find answers whether through research, journaling or social discourse, Dawn Green will allow any young person who reads this book to take a closer look at suicide."— CanLit for LittleCanadians

"This intriguing epistolary novel handles the sensitive subject of teen suicide by exploring what happens in the aftermath, an all-too-frequent reality for many young adults."— Booklist

About the Author Dawn Greengraduated from the University of Victoria with degrees in languages and education. She is a high school Spanish and English teacher, basketball coach, and volunteers with Special Olympics BC. She enjoys living on the west coast, and when she is not working with youth she can be found reading a good novel in the corner of a cozy caf� or walking on the beach with her dog Tanner. When Kacey Left is her first (but definitely not her last) novel.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Grief after suicide, somewhat predictable By Pink Amy Grade: BSara's OC (obnoxious counselor) has her writing letters to her best friend Kacey, but Kacey will never answer them because she killed herself. Now Sara is back in school, getting stares from teachers and students because she's the girl whose best friend committed suicide. Sara's parents and OC are watching her too, waiting for her to fall apart.WHEN KACEY LEFT is an epistolary novel (with a few IMs) about a girl adjusting to life after suicide. Dawn Green creates Sara to have realistic positive and negative qualities and even though WHEN KACEY LEFT is written in first and second person, I didn't feel like I really knew her as anyone other than the friend Kacey left behind. I understood on an intellectual level when she was unkind to others, so wrapped up in her own grief she forgot others were suffering, I just never felt connected her.While I enjoyed reading WHEN KACEY LEFT, the story didn't feel particularly unique or different. I think I may have been more connected to the story if in addition to the letters, if Green had illustrated scenes (showing) other than having Sara tell them to Kacey in her notebook.THEMES: suicide, grief, depression, high school, counseling

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. YA Realistic Fiction About Suicide By Lupine Smile Kacey and Sara - or Sticks and Stones, as they called each other - shared almost everything from the time they were in the third grade. When Kacey commits suicide, Sara is left to shoulder the stares, the pity, and the grief alone. Convinced that Sara might follow in her best friend's footsteps, her parents set up regular therapy sessions. Making her way in the world without Kacey may just be the most difficult thing that Sara will ever have to do.Written in a diary format, When Kacey Left chronicles Sara's grief over her best friend's very permanent solution to depression. The format was very limiting, however, as the reader is given only what Sara chooses to write in the diary. I am not sure I found the reaction of the classmates to be realistic, as enough time had passed for her peers to have moved on to someone else's problems. Sara's grief and anger was clearly conveyed, as well as the anxiety that her parents felt over the situation as a whole. The fact that Kacey's reasons for turning to suicide are not totally explained lends a feeling of believability to the story, as this occurs often in real life. The story was not too memorable, leaving me to give it a three star rating.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Cookie-cutter teenage story about grief By Shayna Marks Dawn Green writes a great textbook-style story about grief. The main character, Sara, documents her grief and her life after the loss of her best friend, Kacey, to suicide. While the topics Green addresses are well-researched and accurate, the story isn't very engaging. Sara has no personality beyond being a grieving teenager. She isn't interested in anything and plays a passive role in her own story (often accompanied by excessive eye-rolling). Kacey, on the other hand, is written about inconsistently, though perhaps that was intentional since we only understand her from Sara's POV. But I can't understand how a person who loves to read would call the library a hang-out for losers... This book would probably be appealing to younger audiences who maybe going through something similar or want to know more about the subject of suicide and grief. It is written well and I think Green does an excellent job characterizing the thoughts and language of a young person. She has definitely done her research on the subject and the process of grieving as well; it shows. The story is informative for sure, just not very engaging.

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Journey from Darkness is bestselling author Gareth Crocker’s story of an African adventure set on the border between South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe.Escaping an England crippled by the Great War, twin brothers Edward and Derek Hughes head to South Africa where, soon after their arrival, they discover a rare Desert Elephant – an animal believed by many to be a myth. Following an ancient ghost trail to Bechuanaland they find that the enormous matriarch is not alone. She is being pursued by relentless shadows, a black light that will stop at nothing to bring her down. To save her, the brothers must journey into the darkness. A darkness, as it turns out, born of the terrible war they left behind.

Journey from Darkness, by Gareth Crocker

• Amazon Sales Rank: #727523 in eBooks
• Published on: 2015-03-01
• Released on: 2015-03-01
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. So different By Wendy Sidwell I so enjoyed Journey from Darkness. It is a story of the power of the interaction between man and elephant and of the brains capacity to heal. Traumatic events can be overcome and while we don't lose their devastation to our souls, we can learn to live with them. Well written, the pace is maintained, the plot is not too complicated, and I loved the twist in the tail.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. journey from darkness By Gailmcg Good, easy read particularly if you know the area and the era and enjoy stories or folklore about the African bush. Characters are easy to imagine. Some parts of the story are a bit of a stretch but it is fiction!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great book, good read By chocmatt I was a bit doubtful whether to buy or not as I hadn't heard of the authors. But I'm glad I did. I had to make myself put my Kindle away several times to make the book last. And the sheer sense of satisfaction I got from parts of the books, ( I won't spoil it for you!) was well worth the read.

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In the Navy. "Well, Frank, did you bring home the evening's paper?" inquired Mrs. Nelson, as her son entered the room where she was sitting. "Yes, ma'am. Here it is!" answered Frank, producing it. "But there is no news in it. The Army of the Potomac has not moved yet. I don't see what makes them wait so long. Why don't McClellan go to work and thrash the rebels?"

Frank on a Gun-Boat, by Harry Castlemon

• Published on: 2015-10-16
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x .18" w x 6.00" l, .26 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 78 pages

Frank on a Gun-Boat, by Harry Castlemon

About the Author HARRY CASTLEMAN, a practicing lawyer, is Senior Business Counsel at Gaffin & Krattenmaker, P.C., in Boston. A graduate of Boston University Law School, he is the coauthor of eight books.

CHRISTOPHER NIEWOEHNER is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I enjoyed this book. By Steve The language usage and journalistics were quite dated but the storyline held up quite remarkably.I enjoyed well this book.Thank You,KINDLE.

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Of Human Bondage, by W. Somerset Maugham

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Ranked in the top 100 best English language novels of the 20th century, “Of Human Bondage”, is generally considered to be Maugham’s masterpiece. While the novel suggests strong ties to his own life, Maugham stated that, "This is a novel, not an autobiography, though much in it is autobiographical, more is pure invention.” Maugham borrowed the title of his book from Part IV of Spinoza’s “Ethics”, which is titled "Of Human Bondage, or the Strength of the Emotions". The novel was adapted into three classic films and has enjoyed a century of devoted readership.

Of Human Bondage, by W. Somerset Maugham

• Amazon Sales Rank: #241798 in Books
• Published on: 2015-10-03
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 1.20" w x 6.00" l,
• Binding: Paperback
• 480 pages

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32 of 32 people found the following review helpful. wonderful By C. McFall I'm in my 70s and havent read Maugham since my early 20s. This collection is priceless for anyone who enjoys quality literary craftsmanship. Vivid characters, classic prose, spellbinding storytelling, surprise twists,climactic endings; Maughm captures it all. Very few present day writers equal his comprehensive literary skills. Wonderfual hours of captivating reading on my wonderful Kindle.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Great Novels By catthief Maugham should be required reading. His present is our past. He has valuable thoughts and great stories to share. I am glad I rediscovered him.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Great author at the right price By robert j brehl "Of Human Bondage" is the only selection I have read yet. I will likely read others as I get the chance. The story is decent and the near perfection of the author's language makes the book a pleasant read. I found no more electronic glitches than I expected at this price point. The only thing I would have appreciated was a page numbering system with a table of contents indicating the beginning of each book in the volume.

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Doppelganger (Kirov Series Book 17), by John Schettler

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Kirov Saga: Doppelganger Season 3 of the Kirov Series opens with Volume 17: Doppelganger, where the answer to the dilemma that now faces Mother Time will finally decide the fate of the ship and crew. Battle still rages in the Atlantic, and Elena Fairchild arrives on the scene to discover the crisis aboard Rodney has made her quest for the lost key impossible. Yet there she meets one other uninvited guest, an American officer who reveals that he is not the man he seems. Together they consider what they may have lost, and how it might yet be saved Meanwhile, Vladimir Karpov has discovered that his own personal fate is also in jeopardy as his dwindling lease on time runs thin. Realizing the dilemma that had plagued Fedorov for so long, he rises in Tunguska, intent on seeking the heart of a gathering storm, in a desperate attempt to save his own twisted soul from the ravages of Paradox. As he peers through the shattered glass of history, deep into the mirror of time, he suddenly discovers his own self looking right back at him. The exciting alternate history of WWII careens towards 1942, as Germany now makes its great bid to destroy Kirov’s Soviet Russia and smash the last of the stubborn British resistance in the Middle East. Yet plans for new weapons of war will appear, strange doppelgangers spawned from the legacy of Kirov. Soon they will darken the battlefields of Europe, when the tempo of technology will leap ahead to produce a new generation of tanks, aircraft and the deadly art of missile warfare arrives years early. Don’t miss the premier of Season 3 of the amazing Kirov Series—Doppelganger

Doppelganger (Kirov Series Book 17), by John Schettler

• Amazon Sales Rank: #213499 in eBooks
• Published on: 2015-03-11
• Released on: 2015-03-11
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Tangents and more tangents! By Jerry A. Case I've been reading the series since the first book. The last couple of books seem like Schettler is trying to tie together disparate threads from his previous works (not just the Kirov series). It doesn't really work for me.The books are becoming tedious and Doppelganger doesn't move the story line forward much. Maybe Schettler is trying to make this series his cash cow like the 'Game of Thrones' tv series.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. 17 books and still rocking. Looking to next one. By Anandasubramanian Even after 17 books, the author leaves us wanting more.No other series i have read, including Star Carrier series has done this.I was eagerly turning the pages to see what happened to Karpov, when bam!, the book ended.Spoiler Alert:1) This book is more metaphysical than others in series. Makes you think a lot more. Some passages i had to read twice to understand what the author was conveying.2) The idea that a second Kirov had landed, and Mother Time was placing the first one in Purgatory to avoid a clash was expected as author indicated. Still was a surprise how it was handled. Kudos to author.3) I can feel Tovey's anguish and suspense as to how the new & yet old Kirov will handle itself, knowing fully well the contents of his diaries in an alternate timeline. Tovey's character can be developed better. When i met him during the first of the revised series, his emotions were displayed more clearly.4) Fedorov as a free radical is stunning, although expected.5) What happened to the Submarines? Suspense.6) What happened to the Japanese, whose fearsome battleship battled with Kirov?7) How will the Soviet union battle the Wehrmacht this time, since all the cream of good officers still exist and are an equal match?8) The way Hindenburg quietly went away without battling is a let down. Especially after the HUGE build-up the author gave.Leaves still a lot of questions unanswered and i dearly hope to see the Germans bring one of their missiles against Kirov or the other new ships. Just for fun.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. and tediously boring fantasy and science fiction discourse on time travel ... By Frank Days This series has morphed from a highly entertaining and well written alternative history war epic with a time travel twist (all worthy of 4 stars minimum), to a a jumbled, confusing, self reflecting, and tediously boring fantasy and science fiction discourse on time travel with a lot of tedious dialog and very little action. Trying to integrate elements from the author's (boring) "Meridian" time travel series into the Kirov Series story-line just doesn't work for me and I found it difficult to finish this book. Given the rate at which the author cranks these volumes out, one can forgive one stinker in the lot- my reason for giving a two, rather than a one star rating. I only hope the author gets back to his old page-turner form, even if it requires a longer interval between novels. I have just finished reading his Book 18, and can say that it is a better read than "Doppelganger", although still a very far cry from the standards set by the earlier books in this series.

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