Deepsix (Engines of God, Bk 2)
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Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Author:
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Steven C. (SteveTheDM) - , reviewed on + 204 more book reviews
Deepsix is the second of McDevitts novels featuring the deep space pilot Priscilla Hutchins. Beyond the general universe, however, theres little that would require you to read the prior novel (Engines of God) before reading this one, nor are there any spoilers that would make reading Engines of God later less satisfying.
So what is Deepsix? This is a classic scifi Adventure story, where the emphasis is on Adventure much more than Science. The story is one of future extra-terrestrial archaeologists exploring and then finding themselves trapped on a world thats about to be absorbed in a planetary collision. Its got its science right, mind you, but the emphasis is truly on how these people interact with each other and find their way back off the surface before theyre atomized along with the world itself.
The character development was good enough, and the plot was mostly satisfying, so the book feels like it truly is a good book. Yet it left me wishing there was something more there.
4 of 5 stars.
So what is Deepsix? This is a classic scifi Adventure story, where the emphasis is on Adventure much more than Science. The story is one of future extra-terrestrial archaeologists exploring and then finding themselves trapped on a world thats about to be absorbed in a planetary collision. Its got its science right, mind you, but the emphasis is truly on how these people interact with each other and find their way back off the surface before theyre atomized along with the world itself.
The character development was good enough, and the plot was mostly satisfying, so the book feels like it truly is a good book. Yet it left me wishing there was something more there.
4 of 5 stars.
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