Zero-G

Some of you may remember how much I loved Tracer. So actually I was vaguely nervous about reading Zero-G because hey, you love a book then you think “hell, how can that be topped?” and you circle around the next one carefully – no need. No need at ALL. Seriously, trust the writers when they know what......more

I like this book far too much for something that makes me feel this unfit. Zero-G, like all books in the Outer Earth series, is heart-pounding, exhilarating, and moves at a break-neck pace. Sometimes to its own disadvantage; there being so little time to really soak in the world and learn a little mo......more

*2.5 stars The writing is definitely better than that of the first book. The pace is steadier. I realise now why the pace between chapters felt different in the previous book. Through out the series there are a lot of pov changes. And not just between characters. Majority of the povs are in 3rd perso......more

Regular readers may recall that I was enormously impressed with Tracer, Rob’s first book. Indeed, it made it into my books of the year list for 2015. It was a *huge* amount of fun and when I met with Rob on his signing tour in Leeds (shameless namedrop), he assured me that the follow-up would be tur......more

Viel zu viele Handlungsstränge in zu kurzer Zeit Nachdem Riley Hale die Station Außenerde gerettet hat, wird sie Teil der Sicherheitsleute, kurz „Stomper“ genannt. Aber sie wäre nicht sie selbst, wenn sie Probleme nicht magisch anziehen würde. Nicht nur, dass sie von einem irren Psychopathen erpresst......more