I know there could be some mistakes in this review. I'm trying to improve my English, thanks.
(You can also read this review in Spanish/También puedes leer esta reseña en español)
In
the Garden of Iden
(1997), The
Company series #1,
by Kage Baker
Reading this book I realize how much I missed time travel stories. This is my first Kage Baker's reading. It is also the first of The Company series.
In
the Garden of Iden
deals with an entertaining visit to Spain and England in the
sixteenth century. The
plot, in one sentence: Mendoza is a young agent for The
Company
-a time travel corporation from the twenty-fourth century-, and
she should be aware of the risks of getting involved with the
mortals,
the people of the sixteenth century.
The reading is interesting, the description of this tumultuous era and the characters (with some historical ones) are well-rounded and the end improves the whole story. Kage Baker (1952-2010) left us a legacy of books and short stories set in The Company universe that I want to visit in the future.
Ghosts
of Tomorrow
(2017), by Michael R. Fletcher
Of
course this is only my opinion as a science fiction reader: in the
year 2000 it was The
Golden Age
by John C. Wright; in the year 2010, The
Quantum Thief
by Hannu Rajaniemi; and now in 2017, it is Ghosts
of tomorrow.
In other words, this novel has been a nice
surprise.
