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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Exciting, skillfully crafted., 9 July 2001
By A Customer
Jeffrey A. Carver has written a novel that is a breathtaking adventure story with uncanny parallels, intrigue, illusions, conspiracy, interstellar war and throbbing with life and death. Eternity's End is an exciting, skillfully crafted and fast-paced story that also serves as an engrossing look at possible future space travel in the flux, with the danger of being captured or destroyed by high tech and sophisticated interstellar pirates. Jeffrey's latest adventure is about Star Rigger Renwald Legroeder, who after seven years of captivity at the hands of interstellar pirates, he escapes to the Centrist Worlds, thinking himself free to return to rigging. Instead, he finds himself a target of a conspiracy that stretches across light-years............from the Centrist Worlds to the pirate stars beyond............a conspiracy that has survived interstellar war and claimed the lives of millions, both human and alien. Legroeder's only hope of escaping the clutches of the conspiracy is to embark on a suicide mission that will plunge him back into the heart of the pirates' stronghold in search of a legend............the phantom rigger "Impris," a long-lost ship, known as the Flying Dutchman of space. Awaiting him at the stronghold is a universe of danger, a cybernetically advanced underground in the dark heart of the conspiracy, and a women who could prove his downfall............or his salvation! This is definitely a fabulous science fiction novel, that one can't afford to ignore, but to enjoy this absorbing story. Well worth the expense, the enjoyment and a great addition to your science fiction library. Once you've enjoyed this novel, be sure to check out Jeffrey A. Carver's other works. Well worth the effort!
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