An Atlantean Triumvirate - Kindle Edition Reviews
Newest Review: ... motives? Can the British Empire prevent disaster or will all hell break loose on Earth? The first impression I got from ... more
... reading this book was it erred a little on the side of style over substance. The concept for our altered world was pretty imaginative with interesting twists on established history purely as a result of the complex and intricate technology that features very strongly throughout from the monolithic dreadnoughts to super suits that give soldiers increased strength, speed and safety as well as the idea of "The Nucleus" - an ever evolving intelligence which whilst certainly are not all new ideas to the world of ...more
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An Atlantean Triumvirate - Kindle Edition: Things that seem too good to be true usually are (1467 words)by - written on 26/01/12 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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I'm a bit of a sucker for books that utilise historical facts or legends with a modern day fantastical twist and with a 5 star rating on the Kindle the book "An Atlantean Triumvirate" by C. Craig R. McNeil sounded right up my street with both title (I had to look the word triumvirate up as it was a new one on me - it was less interesting then it sounded) and premise. I have since learned not to trust authors with randomly scattered initials in their name. It certainly isn't a bad book by any stretch of the imagination with an intriguing concept and much action, and had I known when I started reading it that it was the first in a trilogy I probably would have ... Read the complete review
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