Review of Doyle's Law

[Angie Prinsloo]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Doyle's Law" by Sam Roberts.]

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3 out of 4 stars

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[ Following is a review of "Doyle's Law" by the Author Sam Roberts]

This is a very intriguing and mysterious book about the world's future in space and time travel. A failed and alcoholic Scientist by the name Dr Ryburn awaits a shipment of ore from the planet Mercury in the hopes that it would fix his tattered reputation from all the failed missions on Mercury. Things started going wrong on Neith Station, tempers rages high and trouble starts to brew. A man by the name of Chief O'Connor and his crew of two - they are a salvage crew hired to dismantle the Staion Neith, all 3 of them think that Dr Ryburn is crazy and everything he is doing is for nothing that once again he will fail the mision that Dr Ryburn is so obsessive over, but the discovery he makes this time, will change the world's whole future and the lives of them all.

The book is like no other that I had seen in this category of Space and Time Travel.It very different from books like ' Star Trek' and even movies like ' Back to the future'. The book twist views on things on space continuum and how everyone sees and know it. There is also no erotic scenes in this book. The ebook reader I am using says that the book has between 400 and 500 pages, it varies depending on the ebook reader.

The only negative aspects I could find was that the book started slow and I had some trouble with some of the meaning of the slang words the author used. I had to search some of the words up to make sense of them.

I would rate Doyle's Law by Sam Roberts 3 out of 4 stars. The start was very slow but it got better later on in the book and the everything began making sense. Some of the slang words the author used confused me, but overall it is a good book.

I would recommend the book for teenagers and adults that like books about Science Fiction, Space and time traveling.

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[MsH2k]

This sounds like a tale of redemption for Dr. Ryburn. I hope his discovery results in a positive change for the world's future. Thank you for your review and recommendation!

[Angie Prinsloo]

I am sorry it seems I didn't do yhe review justice.