Grand Tour: Return to Mars (Series #6) (CD-Audio)

from mainrun

I read the Mars book 10 years ago, and just got around to reading this one (November, 2009). My tastes may have changed, but I remember enjoying the first book a lot. This one though was ok, but didn't have the same 'impact' as the first book.

from CharityBradford

I liked this one better than the first. It helped that their was a saboteur loose. Still too many lectures that slowed the pace, but on the whole much more satisfying than the first one.

from jphillips3334

Another expedition to Mars is being sent with a whole new crew except for one. Jaime Waterman, a half Navajo, was with the first expedition and thought he was something, possible cliff dwellings in the grandest of canyons that could only have been made by intelligent beings. The first expedition ...

from buffalogr

Mix of politics and tech. Probably would reflect factual expectation of Earthly politics if humans went to Mars. Contains a love story; exciting exploits and discoveries not before seen. Fun read. Where's my next Bova book?

from SonicQuack

The sequel to Mars could quite easily be read stand-alone. Following the discovery of life on the Red Planet a team once more ascends to conduct further research. In true sequel style there is more of everything that made the first one great. The action starts straight away on Mars, with the scen...