Prime Contact
Haadri cycle — vol 1.0
(1st & 2nd editions)
Published reviews
This book is a serious attempt to break out of the mould of the run-of-the-mill sci-fi story. Asimov may well have been amused to read it, although it goes well beyond what he and his ilk could have imagined. The author has been very daring in her explanation of the strange habits of her aliens, and her imaginative and graphic descriptions are hard to beat.
... I could hardly put this book down. Haadri could easily develop a cult following, though perhaps it could be a shock for the older generations. It has been very well crafted, and the Haadri continuum is full of meaning for our universe as it stands today.
Sara Bareham
Bristol Review of Books
Bristol Review of Books
Readers' comments
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Reading Haadri is rather like being enveloped by a cloud of sensations wafted in from a different dimension.
This book has special effects! I was in bed reading late last night and saw the between-the-pages glow... It's like a little bit of space is within the book!
The illustrations are like little jeweled nuggets nestled between the pages.
I finished the book and immediately looked around for the next tome to start, then said, Darn! Nothing to continue! Where is that next book! *laughs*
The illustrations are like little jeweled nuggets nestled between the pages.
I finished the book and immediately looked around for the next tome to start, then said, Darn! Nothing to continue! Where is that next book! *laughs*
Debbie S
Texas, USA
Texas, USA
I continue to admire how authentic your worlds are.
Sue T
Southhampton, UK
Southhampton, UK
Well it's taken me a month but I've finished Haadri at last and really did enjoy it. Eagerly awaiting book 2 now.
Wendy R
Devon, UK
Devon, UK
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