On the Oceans of Eternity (edition 2000)

Loved it. A great conclusion to the Nantucket series. Perhaps the end gets condensed a bit much but it was a great book.

Could not put the story down. Great character development, marvelous story-line. Two thumbs up! Would love to read more... ( )

Nothing surprising in this one, as it is the continuation of the Nantucket event series. The Republic is still battling for control of the ancient Earth with William Walker and his allies. Will the goodness, cleverness and strategy of the Republic win versus Walker's dictatorship? I bet you can guess the answer, but even so, these books are fascinating. ( )

ZB7 ( )

Very disappointed with this third book. It starts out great but the whole thing ends in less than 50 pages of a 630 odd page book. It end in a confusing series of half page vignettes, adding yet more characters to the hundred odd that you are supposed to remember.

It is like the author started out with good intentions and wrote a great 4/5 of a book and then he threw up his hands and ended it as quickly as possible...leaving some hints of an other book but frankly I have had enough.

There are too many characters...too many senarios. The book could have done without the west coast USA thread all together and not suffered at all. I also hated the author using a character's first name sometimes, last name others and even nicknames at times. It made the storyline confusing many times.

If it were not for the first 4/5's of the book being quite good, I would have given this book a lower rating. Also the death of the bad guy, Walker, seemed to be almost n afterthought...very disappointing ( )