Asteroid Fever
Rated 2.00/5 based
on 1 reviews
Earth 2037 where people eat genetically medicated food and sip insect plasma laced with Martian microbes. Mining asteroid dust has revitalized civilization providing unlimited energy and resources. Asteroid Fever has replaced gold fever, with murder, plundered mining ships, treasures awarded by musical chairs and detectives who can see the past imprinted anywhere they look when they feel like it. More
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- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Space opera
- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Adventure
- Published: May 11, 2018
- Words: 109,620
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781370220267
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Review by:
Quentin Eddington
on Aug. 1, 2018 :
Asteroid Fever is a novel with a lot of potential, but ends up falling flat.
The biggest problem with the novel is the amount of unnecessary content added to the story and the world. There are various elements to the world that added nothing to the plot or characters (Dogland comes to mind), and seem to exist only to lengthen the story. The large cast of characters made it impossible for any of them to be developed, and makes it difficult to keep track of who everyone is.
If Asteroid Fever had trimmed the fat, it would have been a much more enjoyable book.
Asteroid Fever is a novel with a lot of potential, but ends up falling flat.
The biggest problem with the novel is the amount of unnecessary content added to the story and the world. There are various elements to the world that added nothing to the plot or characters (Dogland comes to mind), and seem to exist only to lengthen the story. The large cast of characters made it impossible for any of them to be developed, and makes it difficult to keep track of who everyone is.
If Asteroid Fever had trimmed the fat, it would have been a much more enjoyable book.
(review of free book)