Monday, 13 November 2017

Australia Falls in Dreadnought Rising

Dreadnought Rising, by Tom Hart
Don’t you love it when an ebook smacks you in the face with something that feels original? This book will always have a special place in my heart because I’m Aussie and “Dreadnought Rising” deals with the invasion of Australia: how foreboding! As the first instalment in a series (Dark Star), Hart’s narrative does an excellent job of entertaining while crafting the tip of a developed and complex universe. The great thing about this sci-fi is that it feels immensely possible. The intergalactic themes and suggestions are either imaginable or probable and I found myself travelling on a journey that I could believe. 

This credibility in a purely fictional story is a lot of fun and it’s something that you’ll certainly hope to encounter again; lucky it’s a series! When questioned about the “Dark Star” series, Hart suggested that the battles are packed with “Historical references to the decline of the Greek City States.” This, coupled with Hart’s military experience, is sure to contribute to an intricate, enthralling chain of conflicts.

Packed with charming killers and suave tyrants, you’ll be struggling to decide which of our (Earth’s) enemies you want the protagonist to battle first.
Highlights!
Characters: And not just the individual characters, the way the characters are organised. The interactions between the warring factions in this book are splendid.

Pace: The plot charges ahead as you’re thrown across the planet and the universe.


Conflict: A series of growing conflicts in this eBook adds to the action.

Get it here: https://goo.gl/Q7tJ2e

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