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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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The 'rock' that is Earth's moon is perhaps not exactly what you think it is...
When Colin MacIntyre (an astronaught for NASA) flies a solo mission orbiting the Moon to run some tests, his equipment shows him something strange. Strange enough for him to believe the 'sophisticated' equipment has malifunctioned. Colin lands up being picked up out of his life and thrown into a new life based around a 50 000 year old, long dead society . That has a dilema worthy of it's size and age.
There is something strange about our Moon...
Join Senior Fleet Captain Colin MacIntyre and find out what threatens our very excistance.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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All I wanted was something to keep me awake while waiting around in an airport. Like most of David Weber's books, this one also kept me awake till - you don't want to know hwen - to finnish it. And I don't even like military stories. Usually.
But what would you do if a fifty-two thousand year old starship with no crew and a computer trapped by conflicting orders kidnapped you and asked you to save the world?
When a NASA astronaut is unexpectedly diverted from a routine training flight, he is as unprepared for a galctic view of history as any reader. The stretching of his/our horizons is undeniably hilarious, but could any of this actually be true?
It is unusual to find a work of Science fiction with so broad and original a basic premis. And it could almost be true. Almost, I hope!
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This book pulls you into a world that is unexpected and full of war and violence. Yet, you always have the sense of hope and justice. As in most of David Weber's books, the characters are lean and mean. The Mutineer's storyline has the potential to progress indefinitly, much like the Honor Herrington novels that he writes. Mr. Weber has the ability to keep his readers on the edge with the immediate storyline, and still have them wanting more at the book's end.
This novel is a must for Science Fiction readers, but it can also grab the imagination of all readers. I give it a definite thumbs up.
This novel is a must for Science Fiction readers, but it can also grab the imagination of all readers. I give it a definite thumbs up.
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First in the "Dahak" trilogy
This is the first book in the "Dahak" space opera trilogy, which consists of
Mutineer's Moon
The Armageddon Inheritance
Heirs Of Empire (Dahak series)... Read more
Mutineer's Moon
The Armageddon Inheritance
Heirs Of Empire (Dahak series)... Read more
Published on 27 Mar 2009 by Marshall Lord
Good space opera
Nice 3 book series and keeps the pages turning and develops the personalities in enough detail without being as deeply drawn as the recent competition out there (Bujold, Moon and... Read more
Published on 12 Feb 2009 by C. Richards
Excellent sci-fi by David Weber
Mutineer's Moon and the entire Dahak series is an excellent bit of si-fi writing. In my opinion, it's even better than his much more acclaimed Honor Harrington series. Read more
Published on 10 Mar 1999
Excellent!
I puchased the book, not being a big fan of Webber's Honor Series but this book was great. It pulls you in and refuses to let you put it down. Read more
Published on 17 Feb 1999
First book of a trilogy, it stands alone.
A fun 'space opera' where it turns out our moon is a giant space ship. Not the best of David Weber's books, but good. Read more
Published on 9 Jun 1998
I loved this!
This book was the best of the series in my view. It starts out normal then reels you into a world of outstandingly advanced technology. Read more
Published on 30 Nov 1997
Not the best Weber, but worth reading
I am not truly sure why I liked this book. It lacks the flavor of the Harrington saga; the storyline is simplistic considering the political, cultural and social implications of a... Read more
Published on 11 Nov 1997
Mutineers' Moon
This book just drew you along till the end, with just enough information to keep you guessing and wondering, could it be real??
Published on 18 Sep 1997
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