Allen L. Wold

The first fifty pages of this book didn’t flow smoothly, but then the storyline becomes somewhat more dynamic and the protagonist more fully formed. But ultimately the tale lacks any unique narrative and the ending, while unsurprising, lacks any real meaningful impact (despite a few late reveals).

A standard story of Exploration and dead alien civilizations. The adventure moves quickly and deftly with a likable protagonist you can lose your self in as he uncovers mystery after mystery in this Universe which is populated by technologies and civilizations both Alive and Dead.

Further adventures of Rikard, Adventurer and Alien Archaeologist. All in all, non-stop trek across dead worlds and strange creatures in pursuit of a mystery millions of years old. Unfortunately, this was the last book written in this series despite plot hints of other issues and discoveries to be illuminated.

Swashbuckling adventure that makes me think of a future Indiana Jones. Aliens, Ruins, and cool guns! Yeah!