Perihelion by William F. Wu My rating: 4 of 5 stars This is the conclusion to the six book Robot City series and I, for one, found it fairly satisfying. Robot City hasn't been the best written series I've ever read. Perhaps part of the reason is that most of the books were written by …
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Refuge by Rob Chilson My rating: 2 of 5 stars I don't understand this book, or rather the importance of this book to the series. I don't think it adds very much to the series and instead think it detracts and distracts. I think it's poorly written (did you know you can collect water in …
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Cyborg by William F. Wu My rating: 2 of 5 stars This third book of the Robot City series wasn't nearly as good as the first two. In fact, I was pretty disappointed with it. The writer just didn't seem to have it together. Maybe he's a new author. I don't know. The language was …
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Suspicion by Mike McQuay My rating: 4 of 5 stars This sequel to Robot City: Odyssey didn't let me down. We have Derec and Kate still in Robot City, unable to leave, guests of the robots, against their wills. Why are they guests? Well, in my review of the previous book, I said there was …
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Odyssey by Michael P. Kube-McDowell My rating: 4 of 5 stars This is an interesting beginning to a series commissioned by Asimov's publisher and with his permission. Indeed, he writes the forward. Of course, the Three Laws of Robotics are in full force here. A man, who goes by the name of Derec, which is …
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