Reviews of The Cyber Chronicles Book II: Death Zone
by T C Southwell
In order to escape Tassin’s enemies, Sabre takes her into the Death Zone, the most perilous place on the planet, a terrifying realm where natural laws hold no sway and life hangs by a thread. Only the deadly abilities he hates so much will keep her safe, forcing him to use them whilst he strives to learn what it is to be human, confused by his forbidden feelings for the high-spirited Queen.
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Reviews of The Cyber Chronicles Book II: Death Zone by T C Southwell
R Thomas
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on Oct. 15, 2012
An excellent continuation of the two main characters
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Kon Makris
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on Oct. 9, 2012
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Kon Makris
(reviewed 27 days after purchase)
Tom Baker
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on Aug. 1, 2012
Good book.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
afrocelttracy
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on July 10, 2012
A page turner if ever their was one. I read the entire series in 3 days. James Barclay watch out!Don't miss out on the other series both Sci-Fi and Fantasy, by this author.
(reviewed 23 days after purchase)
ronnie primmer
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on March 27, 2012
I have read the entire,the Cyber Chronicles series excellent writer a very good author i recommend the reading of all the books
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
Vanessa Finaughty
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on Dec. 27, 2011
If you think Book 1 in the Cyber Chronicles series was brilliant, wait until you read Book 2! With each book in the series, it becomes harder to stop reading, particularly since the book is character driven, and the characters are so realistic. Readers will also find a very different Tassin by the end of this book – one who isn’t nearly as selfish and conceited as the Tassin of Book 1 – as with all people, Tassin is changed by her experiences.
In this book, Sabre battles the cyber control unit for domination of his body and mind as they travel through the Death Zone, a fearsome and dangerous place where no man – or machine – is safe. Despite the danger, Sabre’s sense of humour starts to come out, along with a very human personality, giving the reader an insight into the type of person he could be without the brow band controlling his every move.
As in all Southwell’s books, the descriptions are so vivid that I could actually picture myself in the Death Zone, as if watching a movie in my mind. I also loved the way the author reminds the reader that Sabre isn’t as all-powerful as it would seem, and can bleed and die, just like the rest of us, when pitted against a strong enough foe.
I’m not as widely read on fantasy or science fiction as some, but I’ve never read anything, or seen any movie, where science fiction and fantasy are linked the way this author links them, so I have to give this ten stars for originality.
It’s obvious to me that Southwell put a lot of effort into writing Death Zone and that she enjoyed it immensely, making it an unforgettable read that I’d recommend to any sci-fi fantasy lover – and even those who aren’t lovers of the genre.
(reviewed the day of purchase)
Dan Noble
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on July 21, 2011
Excellent writer. Bought the entire series. Best I've read in a very log time. Please continue the series.
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
luke vandervort
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on July 16, 2011
Goog book, can t wait to get the third one!
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)
northeastman
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on July 15, 2011
An Excellent series of Books I am up to VI but will be reading them all.
This a very clever SciFi novel and interweaves a love story between a Cyborg and a Human Queen with some excellent fights and space battles.
Well worth a read
(reviewed 19 days after purchase)
Lyn Soussi
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on April 20, 2011
Loved this book, I bought all three in the series as soon as I'd finished the first book and I'll be buying the next one. Clever, well written and very good value.. Recommended to Piers Anthony fans and similar.
(reviewed 24 days after purchase)