Giants: Inherit the Stars (Series #01) (CD-Audio)

from LisaMaria_C

I did like this. This is Hard Science Fiction with a capital H and S. It's strength and its weakness. It can be dry at times--the writing style is pretty creaky--as one review notes filled with "As You Know, Bob"s as well as way too much narrative summary. In other words, this novel violates one ...

from mrtall

Inherit the Stars was my first foray into 'hard' scifi in a long time, and I must admit I'd forgotten the flavor of this genre. As his debut work, this novel launched Peter Hogan's career as a successful scifi writer. And it's pretty good, at least in terms of the setup and driving ideas - dead m...

from Cable99

I have enjoyed this since it came out. The cover caught my eye in an airport and I read it on the flight, in the cab and then in the hotel room until I finished it. While the plot is far-fetched(and the sequels more so) it is lots of fun. If Hogan lacks in characterization, he makes up for it wit...

from ikeman100

Good book. James Hogan's books are slow moving but interesting. He creates mysteries which slowly unfold for the reader. The characters are realistic but their interaction is often boring. The desire to lean about the true origins of man, the ancient history of the solar system and alien technolo...