The War of the Worlds

Vaughn Smith: I couldn't stop reading until the end

cassandrab: Delightful SciFi (for a change)! I am not a SciFi fan: mostly the genre is far too dystopic for me. This book (written by a high-school friend) is, on the other hand, generally upbeat. Yes, Earth's future is threatened. But Earth has a chance to plan a response. And (spoiler alert) ultimately wins, ...

MS : It was established in the beginning that saleri had no hair...yet there are mentions of hair standing in a chapter

Robert Alan Ryder: Interpreted as what could be rewritten as a script for an actual televised episode of the television series Doctor Who, the story makes for a good shared tale from the Doctor Who universe.My only recommendations would be descriptions for the Morestrans placed somewhere in the story, for those reader...

Robin Doeden: This was a very thought provoking story. Is this something that is going to happen or are more aware of what might be out there, I would really hope that we are watching what is out there and not get blindsided but that will have wait for the rest of us hopefully the government is watch out there. I...

Nishant Jain: 15 stories that had me turning pages over and over again. After reading them all I can say The writer is very creative. Most of the stories are sci-fi which is one of my fav genres. According to me Story no. 10 is best of all which is full of twists and drama. Also I want this story- TIME AND PUNISH...

John Stevenson: This is the second book-in the series and is full of action and daring exploits. The rest of the series is just as good as the first book

Evelyn: Thought the names of the kelor were too long.

saint: Not the usual story for an apocalypse. Even better is the way you weaved into the story that it is unlikely that we are the only sentient species in the universe. You kept the plot fluid yet controlled which I appreciated very much. Fir the record, I only write reviews for books that surprise me....