Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Zero-G: Green Space - A Review

Idgie Says: 

In the 90's William Shatner wrote a series (9) of novels called Tek War.  They were ghost written by Ron Goulart and were quite good.  I'm not sure if Ron actually wrote the books or simply enhanced Shatner's story.  Now Shatner is branching out again with Jeff Rovin (giving credit on the book) and I'm excited to see him back on a book cover!

This novel is HARD science with a political bent.  It's for the reader who wants to be completely immersed in all the details, the why's and how's of nanobite machinery, growth, issues and how it can make or break a population. 

There is a Dirk Pitt of Space type hero in the book, and apparently there was a first book that brought him to life and explained his backstory.  

A good sci-fi novel for the reader who wants to dig deep into the robotic world.

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Zero-G
Green Space
by William Shatner, Jeff Rovin
Simon & Schuster
September 19th, 2017 

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