Phoenix: Projekt Saucer, Book 2

Projekt Saucer #2

by W.A. Harbinson, Adam Webb (Design)

In his bestselling novel, GENESIS, W. A. Harbinson told us about a nightmarish global conspiracy based on highly advanced UFO technology that is threatening to take over the world. Now, in PHOENIX, he takes us back in time, to the years after the Second World War, uncovering in the process a nightmare web of scientific experimentation - and the collusion of the superpower governments in collusion with the horrific organization responsible. 'A Herculean conspiracy epic... superbly written, crammed with food for thought.' -Los Angeles Times

Genres: Science Fiction

532 pages, Paperback

First published March 21, 2011

Reviews

[Britt K · Rating 2 out of 5]

The repetition killed me. It’s hard to get through.
Have to live everything twice. You already know what’s happening but then you have to re-experience it from the others’ perspective which is all guesswork and whatnot. But also the author remjnds you by re-explaining something that JUST happened a chapter or two ago! For example a character experiences a troublesome scene. Two chapters later, the author re-explains it as if you haven’t read it, or what happened and where ugghhhh as if it’s a distant memory or happened in a precious book. Happens many times.

[Margaret Windsor · Rating 5 out of 5]

what a fantastic book. great story. following on beautifully from Inception. his explanation for the origin of flying saucers, while it makes me sad, is amazing.