The Door Into Summer Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from kslade

Another great Heinlein novel. Time travel and suspended animation, etc.

from Unreachableshelf

An engineer is swindled out of his business by his partner and his fiancee and decides to put himself into cryogenic sleep for thirty years. He thinks better of it, but is then forced into doing so anyway. The cover copy overplays the revenge aspect of the story. When the protagonist awakes in th...

from bunwat

This was a re read, I've read this one numerous times. I like early Heinlein. I enjoy his prose a lot, its flexible and colloquial and funny. I think he's a master of seamless exposition, giving you just what you need to know in order to follow the story while still moving the plot along briskly....

from NewsieQ

It's 1970 and inventor Daniel Boone Davis is in trouble. He's been hornswoggled by his best friend and business partner Miles and their company's bookkeeper Belle, whom D.B. is engaged to. He winds up in suspended animation, "cold sleep," until 2000. When he is awakened, he has nothing and no ide...

from orkydd

3.5 Stars. This was always one of my favourite Heinlein's, and a revisit via audiobook was fun. Whilst the treatment of gender roles is a little archaic, and the dialog more reminiscent of 50s America than anything else, it is still an entertaining ride. It is quite interesting to spot the develo...