Pete Anderson

Pete Anderson was born in New Jersey in 1966, and now resides in the greater Baltimore area. His previous publication experience under corporate banners includes automotive and medium truck repair manuals, technical assembly, installation and repair manuals and machine engineering and design. This is his first work of fiction.

Website: http://www.peteandersonbooks.com
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• The Last Praetorian on Aug. 19, 2015
  
  I liked this quite a bit, 3.5 to 4 stars. Okay, caveats, it started out a bit uneven, executions over trifles then 'I don't kill', seemed kind of conflicted but progressed well. It felt like as the story progressed, Mike found his stride and the mid-to-end was pretty good. Enjoyable. I finished it in two days, in reading piecemeal between other tasks. Only bigger caveat I think I would mention is the starship physics, spaceships don't have control surfaces and don't slow down when their engines quit. Newtons First & Second Laws. Wikipedia RCS. This is more apt to atmospheric bound vehicles, but this is a minor nit and it wouldn't stop me from finishing the series by any means. The characters had depth & were well drawn and you are definitely left bought into wondering what happened w/ Sofia that turned the story arc as it did. Going to hit up Sunfire next and see where Jon ends up this cycle. With people hunting his head again, little doubt.
  
• Jack of All Trades on April 13, 2016
  
  I enjoyed this very much. Without wrecking the plot, when you find yourself hoping to find out what happens to the character that vanishes at the end, then its a good book. Good character development & plot, for those outside the UK you get to see how British English differs from American English w/o being too confusing as regarding the terms that they use for common places and items that differ from ours. I would give it 4.5 stars. :) Enjoy.
  
• Killer Climate on June 09, 2016
  
  I enjoyed this book. The Australian/British English may be off-putting to some, but I found it a refreshing change from hard-boiled American detective series. The characters were well-done and I could imagine each in my head. Not a long slog like a Steven King book but definitely a few nice twists-n-turns so you don't think you've got the whole thing figured out by the mid-point of the story. I'd give it 4.5 out of 5 stars.