Hutch The Engines of God, Book 1, (Paperback)

from heradas

Even though I had read books 3-6 in the series previously, this novel which effectively sets up the entire universe of the story, still had me on the edge of my seat.Nobody does xenoarchaeology lik...

from yale_kid_izzy

A very enjoyable read. Very much enjoyed the political ramifications, the ethical and sociological discussion that permeated throughout the book. This is not a space opera, "look we're in space" sc...

from TheDivineOomba

This book follows a fairly classic science fiction trope - small team goes out and discovers an odd phenomenon, must rush to figure out what the odd phenomenon is. In this case, its alien archaeolo...

from RandyStafford

My reactions to reading this novel in 1995. Spoilers follow. This book, at 419 pages, was a relatively quick read, a compelling mystery of the best sf type: mysterious alien ruins and monuments whi...

from Lukerik

This was an impulse buy. A scruffy old copy I found in a charity shop. I'd never heard of the author and thought it might be a bit B-movie-ish, but I liked what it said on the back cover, spelling ...