Wall of Mirrors

Jack Stein #4

by Jay Caselberg

While trying to decode the dreams he is being sent by aliens, psychic detective Jack Stein, kidnapped by agents of Outreach Industries who want to exploit his talent, is rescued by a woman named Billie who reveals that one of his friends is a traitor. Original.

Genres: Science Fiction, Fiction, Mystery

320 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published December 5, 2006

About the author

Jay Caselberg is an Australian author based in Europe. He has lived and worked in multiple countries around the world, at last count, around 70. He thinks of himself primarily as a short fiction writer and poet who also sometimes writes novels. His works span science fiction, fantasy, horror, literary and combinations of all of them.

Pen Names: James A. Hartley.

Reviews

[I Roberts · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story is quite interesting, but probably will be revealed better in the future sequels (hope there are more)

[Ayla · Rating 3 out of 5]

i didnt understand the book fully. In the end I realized its the 4th book in the series.... cant really judge this one ig ..... oops.

[Warren Watts · Rating 3 out of 5]

The gripping conclusion to the continuing adventures of PI (Psychic Investigator) Jack Stein.

I enjoyed the tale, but I think someone unfamiliar with the previous book (The Star Tablet) might be initially confused by some the pre-established relationships the main characters have. The story stood on its own, but I think a little more back-story would have helped to explain what was going on.

Overall, I liked the book, although I was disappointed by the ending. It built up to something wonderful and great, and kind of fizzled out for me.

[Brett Bydairk · Rating 3 out of 5]

The last in the series, this comes to a rather unsatisfying ending: what the aliens have been trying to tell Jack Stein all along is that an unstoppable enemy is coming, the same one that destroyed the aliens' civilization centuries ago.
That's it.
There are some machinations by a powerful corporation that put Jack and his friends in danger, but they survive. No idea whether there are any more books about these people, and I'm not inclined to look.

[Dawn · Rating 1 out of 5]

The quick review on the back of these books must be good because this is the second book in this series that I've picked up but I still don't like it. I'l try not to pick up any more!