Eclipse

by K.A. Bedford

Eclipse is a taut psychological thriller set in the claustrophobic confines of a starship where nothing is as terrifyingly alien as humanity itself.

Genres: Science Fiction

320 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2005

Reviews

[Mike]

Starts with promise but sputters

Good story that simply gets more boring as you read along. The story was well written, but I got the impression the author didn't know where to go with it, so it sputtered out.
I like the author's other works, but this one was a disappointment.

[Brian Gaston]

I am a fan of Bedford's work. His characters are interesting and his plots fast moving. Although a good entry by him, it isn't my favourite as the plot isn't as engaging as his other works.

[Ashley]

This is a very well-rounded book. Very detailed but not all about the detail; at times slow but the story is always moving forward. I found the last third of the book to be very engaging, I had a hard time putting it down. It is the first adult science-fiction book I believe I have read, and for the most part I really enjoyed it. The end definitely left me wanting more. More story! What happens next?! I want to know.

[Jon Adcock]

Something of a disappointment. I read one of his other books, "Time Machines Repaired While-U-Wait", and found it to be funny, imaginative, and fast paced. Not so this book. While it started out good, it soon turned into a depressing slog with a rather pathetic main character.

[Deborah]

Harrowing