Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez. Signet Books. 512 pages. Those of you who have been hanging in there and reading my stuff for a while know that I have a bromance going on with Daniel Suarez. He’s been called the Second Coming of Michael Crichton in the sub-genre of the techno-thriller, but as I have … More Review: “Kill Decision” by Daniel Suarez
“The Martian” by Andy Weir. Crown Books. 369 pages. I’ve been sort of a fan of Michael Crichton for quite a while. I say “sort of” because I believe he has some great books, and others that are not-so-great. I long have wondered how you classify Crichton’s writing: it’s not really science fiction, but then … More Review: “The Martian” by Andy Weir
Freedom by Daniel Suarez. 417 pages. Penguin Group. Daniel Suarez has been called the modern-day equivalent to Michael Crichton, and the more I read of Suarez’s material, not only do I agree, but feel that he might be better than Crichton. What I find interesting is that Suarez, as far as I know, still hasn’t … More Review: “Freedom” by Daniel Suarez
“Influx” by Daniel Suarez (Dutton Adult Books: 416 pages). It’s hard to tell you how much I like this book, simply because it is one of those books that will have to include some spoilers if I describe it too much. But wow, it has become one of my favorites and Daniel Suarez is definitely … More Review: “Influx” by Daniel Suarez
