Diving: Boneyards: A Diving Novel (Paperback)

from capiam1234

Wow, after Coty of Ruins I was intrigued to continue. Now after this I'm obsessed!

from Shrike58

Through no fault of the author it's taken me a long time to get back to this series and I can appreciate why those folks who have tried to read this book without having read the first two in the series have struggled with it. Apart from the plot elements of star ships lost in time and an overbear...

from ResAliens

Although I enjoyed Boneyards, it was a complex read and one that can't be dipped into every few days or so. That is, it's not a novel that can be picked up and set down at random (you know, like those cozy mysteries that make for great bedtime reads, allowing you to drift off and pick up the stor...

from CBrachyrhynchos

Boneyards pulls the series back up from the mild disappointment that was City of Ruins. Rusch puts the focus on Squishy, the Cassandra of Diving into the Wreck who repeatedly warns of the dangers of the ancient "Stealth Technology." Like Ruins, Boneyards uses a multi-threaded narrative to good ef...

from eviljosh

I liked this less than the other two, though it was still fairly good. My main complaint is that the storytelling was disjointed, following two largely unrelated plot threads. It also never reached a satisfying conclusion...the "boneyards" were discovered, but never investigated.