Richard Sanders (4)
Auteur de Betraying Nexus
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Richard Sanders (4) a été combiné avec Richard L. Sanders.
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- Nom légal
- Richard L. Sanders
- Sexe
- male
- Courte biographie
- Richard is 25 years old and a recent Econ graduate from the University of Utah. He has been writing stories for as long as he can remember and loves the journey of developing a world, a character, a conflict, and blending them all together.
He devotes a lot of his free time to fitness activities, working out, and playing a lot of sports (though not necessarily well). He love hiking, bike rides, and swimming, and often finds himself developing his characters and stories while outdoors. Other favorite hobbies include making sarcastic remarks at movies (think MST3K style), playing war on paper (a game he and his friends invented), and chess. He's always up for a good game of chess.
(taken from FantasticFiction website https://www.fantasticfiction.com/s/ric...)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 2
- Membres
- 24
- Popularité
- #522,742
- Évaluation
- 3.6
- Critiques
- 1
- ISBN
- 27
In general I thought this particular book plodded along a bit slow in the beginning. There was too much description of what was going on inside characters heads instead of doing character development through actual scenes. And some of the continued character development just keeps rehashing the same old stuff we already know about the characters from previous scenes or dialog. The real action in the book doesn't start until you're near the end and then leaves you on a cliffhanger just like the last book. Mr. Sanders could do with learning how to space the action better in between non-action scenes.
At some point I would think it's time for Mr. Sanders to finally wrap this story up and move on to his next project; I'm just not convinced there is much more to do with this story, and it's not really doing a great job exciting me about the next one. As of now I'm just continuing to read the series for closure; I really hate leaving a story unfinished.
The writing has been improving some from one book to the next, but the author could really do with investing in a real editor. I suspect the series could be polished into a much better read with a good editor/publisher.
For something that is a cheap e-book read it may still be worth following this series if this type of sci-fi is your thing.… (plus d'informations)