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Isolation (The Saa'ar Chronicles)
by
A.B. Gayle (Goodreads Author)
Book one in the Saa'ar Chronicles Series Isolated, they are vulnerable. Working together, they might just survive. Stranded on an alien space station at the edge of the Solar System, Dr Dana Sinclair has never felt so alone in her life. While she and her fellow travellers wait for a spaceship to take them on the rest of their journey to the aliens home planet, first the re...more
ebook, 271 pages
Published
March 5th 2012
by Total-E-Bound
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SFR Reading Challenge 2012 6/15
3.5*
Grade B/B-
I, for one, want to encourage writers to pen more science fiction romance novels. In the tradition of Linnea Sinclair, solid SF mixed with romance is an exciting and enjoyable genre. Isolation hits the mark well enough for me to recommend it to SFR fans, although it's not perfect.
The basic storyline is quite good and unique. The book is about an Earth mission to colonize a distant Saa'ar planet and the problems that ensue when someone's unknown agenda...more
3.5*
Grade B/B-
I, for one, want to encourage writers to pen more science fiction romance novels. In the tradition of Linnea Sinclair, solid SF mixed with romance is an exciting and enjoyable genre. Isolation hits the mark well enough for me to recommend it to SFR fans, although it's not perfect.
The basic storyline is quite good and unique. The book is about an Earth mission to colonize a distant Saa'ar planet and the problems that ensue when someone's unknown agenda...more
This was the first story I ever wrote. I conceived the idea while atending the 2009 Australian Romance Readers Associaton and jotted down the premise on the back of one of the handouts.
It was originally entitled "Beauty, the Beast and the Betrayer" and as such was a finalist in the RWA STALI competition.
As I wrote the story, I used to print it out chapter by chapter and give it to a lady I worked for. She had just been diagnosed as having secondary cancer and was happy to have something to distr...more
It was originally entitled "Beauty, the Beast and the Betrayer" and as such was a finalist in the RWA STALI competition.
As I wrote the story, I used to print it out chapter by chapter and give it to a lady I worked for. She had just been diagnosed as having secondary cancer and was happy to have something to distr...more
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If someone offered me a one-way ticket to the next solar system, I would be so there. I probably, wait, I know I wouldn't read the fine print on the contract.
Which is why I understand what motivates a character like Dana Sinclair to sign up to be part of mankind's first journey outside Earth's solar system in the first volume of A. B. Gayle's Saa'ar Chronicles, Isolation.
In real life, one would expect exploring uncharte...more
If someone offered me a one-way ticket to the next solar system, I would be so there. I probably, wait, I know I wouldn't read the fine print on the contract.
Which is why I understand what motivates a character like Dana Sinclair to sign up to be part of mankind's first journey outside Earth's solar system in the first volume of A. B. Gayle's Saa'ar Chronicles, Isolation.
In real life, one would expect exploring uncharte...more
In one word... "Keeper"
This was an amazing story of love amongst the stars. Ethan O'Reilly is damaged, inside and outside. He makes a terrific hero. Broken emotionally.
Dana Sinclair is also making the best of her decision. With the death of Abu Bakara she has to take over as the medic for the entire contingent of humans on their way to the world of the Saa'ar.
The emotional growth of these two characters takes place among lies, hidden truths and a plot which could leave them all dead.
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This was an amazing story of love amongst the stars. Ethan O'Reilly is damaged, inside and outside. He makes a terrific hero. Broken emotionally.
Dana Sinclair is also making the best of her decision. With the death of Abu Bakara she has to take over as the medic for the entire contingent of humans on their way to the world of the Saa'ar.
The emotional growth of these two characters takes place among lies, hidden truths and a plot which could leave them all dead.
Looking for...more
Jun 22, 2012
Lady*M
marked it as to-read
Yup, I'm going to try A.B. Gayle's MF. Keep your fingers crossed. XD
I had a sneak look at this a long time ago, before it found a home. I think I'd have marked this version higher, if I hadn't known so much of what was going to happen. On the other hand, the world building is as splendid as it was first time around, and the characters are well-drawn and impressively diverse. Some clever use of recreational technology to get around security systems too. SF romance needs more love, and I suspect quite a few people who read my reviews would like this one.
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Unlike many authors, I haven't been writing stories all my life. I've been too busy living life.
My travels took me from the fjords of Norway to the southern tip of New Zealand. In between, I've worked in so many different towns I've lost count. I've shoveled cow shit, mustered sheep, been polite to customers, traded insults with politicians and need to be forgiven on occasions when I get confused...more
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My travels took me from the fjords of Norway to the southern tip of New Zealand. In between, I've worked in so many different towns I've lost count. I've shoveled cow shit, mustered sheep, been polite to customers, traded insults with politicians and need to be forgiven on occasions when I get confused...more
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