Breakaway: Sci-Fi at its Best

Monsters and Critics reviewer Sandy Amazeen weighs in on Joel Shepherd’s Breakaway: A Cassandra Kresnov Novel, which she praises for it’s “seat-of-the-pants climax” and of which she says:

“Full of political intrigue, personal revelations and rapid-fire action, this is sci-fi at its best. The plot is complex, yet it is the personal issues that rise to the forefront and force readers to examine what makes one truly human.”

This is a good time to mention, too, that we’ve put up some sample pages of Breakaway online here. Check ’em out!

7 thoughts on “Breakaway: Sci-Fi at its Best”

  1. Hi there Lou. Thanks for the link to the Breakaway sample pages. I was planning on getting it anyway – but nice to have a little taste first.
    btw the page title says “Gradisil”
    ie – the html contains :
    (title)Gradisil(/title). I’m guessing someone copied the Gradisil page 🙂
    While I’m here – just thought I’d say thanks for all the good work at pyr – getting some really good SF out there – and with great covers too. Oh and as an Australian I’m glad to see you exposing Aussie sf writers to a wider audience. Keep up the good work.

  2. Hey Ian,
    Thanks for this.
    Meanwhile, ack! I was that someone. I always forget to change that. I better check them all. They’re on the Prometheus server, so I’ll have to let them know to do it on their end. Thanks!

  3. Yeah. I am one, and all. 🙂 So pleased to see other people getting to read them.

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