[ebooks] Sedna by Richard L. Smith in Arts-Photography

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Enjoyable Si-Fi "Mystery" NovelBy CustomerA bit slow in the beginning but draws you into a mystery discovery about half way through. Has a very intriguing surprise ending. Overall. a fun read.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A super book to learn about the solar system.By Anjali Suzanne AngelI am not sure if this will show as a verified purchase because I bought it on UK. This is a different type of novel. without serious character development or much interaction with personal dialogue. I balked at first. as I have come to expect the normal novel with all of its elements in balance. Mr. Smiths book is a novel novel! In accord with the coldest. most distant place known in this solar system. and the scientific. objective and rigorous minds of the characters involved. any dialogue is veracious and encyclopedic--this is not your warm and fuzzy intercourse. I find it refreshing that the author avoids those dialogues that would get in the way of his purpose--and I believe that purpose is to teach and inform the reader who would otherwise have to read a textbook to get the space travel information the author imparts. After getting used to the lack of close encounters and internal debate. I actually enjoyed reading this. There is a plot. which is its saving grace as a novel. and it propelled me along with all of the interesting technology and facts. right through to the grand finale. If you like space travel and our own solar system. with gobs of playful. creative. futuristic stuff. try this one.