Klaatu Diskos: The Obsidian Blade (Series #01) (Hardcover)

from lilibrarian

A future civilization has left behind disks allowing time travel. People and animals enter them, sometimes by accident; sometimes on purpose. Tucker's father disappeared into one, and reappeared changed. After his father and mother both disappear, Tucker enters a disk to look for them, and finds ...

from DarkFaerieTales

Review Courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: Good science fiction from a male narrator, but at points the time travel and technology were confusing. This short book is a good beginning to an action-packed series. Opening Sentence: During the latter years of the Postdigital Age, discorp...

from seekayou

I've been turning The Obsidian Blade over and over again in my brain since I finished reading it today on my commute home - how to describe it? How to classify it? Who would like this? I've glanced quickly at other reviews and I see that others faced the same quandary. See, the thing about The Ob...

from midgeworld

An interesting story that took me back to my childhood, reminding me of my experience reading "The Forgotton Door" by Alexander Key though not as satisfying. I was uncertain about and somewhat uncomfortable with the christian element to the story, not sure if the intent was to support religious b...

from Jellyn

I thought Goodreads had recommended this to me, but I can't see it in any of the lists I just checked so.. perhaps I was wrong. Which means I can't claim disappointment in Goodreads' recommendation engine.Because, blah.* The story doesn't end. It's one of those series where the first book doesn't...