To think I found him on a free b (books 1-3 on Amazon). We find out later that he almost gave up.
Lucky for us he did not. Ed Robinson writes with a fluidity that few authors possess. We do find out that reading the Stand by Stephen King influenced him a great deal. In my estimation he has surpassed King in many respects. One of which is that he is much more disciplined than King in my eyes. It wasn't until Under the Dome that King finally had a book that was edited properly. (He used 7 editors) If you want to read a disjointed Stephen King novel try reading
the Gunslinger. They both possess a prolific ability to write and write.
What is evident in the Breakers series is how well they are written. One novel I especially took to (book 6 or 7) contained plot of two protagonists, each with their own chapter and adventure that seamlessly came together at the end. I have differences with authors who plot too many protagonists with their stories to only fail in tying them up at the end. We don't get any of that with Mr Robinson.
I also liked the way he developed his Breaker characters. They give us an empathetic understanding of human and alien motivations that would presumably exist in a post apocalyptic world. Also, I really enjoyed the deft characterizations of the female heroines in the Breakers. Mia, Raina, Tristan and Sam essentially save humanity. You do not realize this because the male heros are portrayed just as deftly. Enthralling.
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To think I found him on a free b (books 1-3 on Amazon). We find out later that he almost gave up.Lucky for us he did not. Ed Robinson writes with a fluidity that few authors possess. We do find out that reading the Stand by Stephen King influenced him a great deal. In my estimation he has surpassed King in many respects. One of which is that he is much more disciplined than King in my eyes. It wasn't until Under the Dome that King finally had a book that was edited properly. (He used 7 editors) If you want to read a disjointed Stephen King novel try readingthe Gunslinger. They both possess a prolific ability to write and write. What is evident in the Breakers series is how well they are written. One novel I especially took to (book 6 or 7) contained plot of two protagonists, each with their own chapter and adventure that seamlessly came together at the end. I have differences with authors who plot too many protagonists with their stories to only fail in tying them up at the end. We don't get any of that with Mr Robinson. I also liked the way he developed his Breaker characters. They give us an empathetic understanding of human and alien motivations that would presumably exist in a post apocalyptic world. Also, I really enjoyed the deft characterizations of the female heroines in the Breakers. Mia, Raina, Tristan and Sam essentially save humanity. You do not realize this because the male heros are portrayed just as deftly. Enthralling. Get these books. You have nothing to lose: the first three are free.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2016
To think I found him on a free b (books 1-3 on Amazon). We find out later that he almost gave up.
Lucky for us he did not. Ed Robinson writes with a fluidity that few authors possess. We do find out that reading the Stand by Stephen King influenced him a great deal. In my estimation he has surpassed King in many respects. One of which is that he is much more disciplined than King in my eyes. It wasn't until Under the Dome that King finally had a book that was edited properly. (He used 7 editors) If you want to read a disjointed Stephen King novel try reading
the Gunslinger. They both possess a prolific ability to write and write.
What is evident in the Breakers series is how well they are written. One novel I especially took to (book 6 or 7) contained plot of two protagonists, each with their own chapter and adventure that seamlessly came together at the end. I have differences with authors who plot too many protagonists with their stories to only fail in tying them up at the end. We don't get any of that with Mr Robinson.
I also liked the way he developed his Breaker characters. They give us an empathetic understanding of human and alien motivations that would presumably exist in a post apocalyptic world. Also, I really enjoyed the deft characterizations of the female heroines in the Breakers. Mia, Raina, Tristan and Sam essentially save humanity. You do not realize this because the male heros are portrayed just as deftly. Enthralling.
Get these books. You have nothing to lose: the first three are free.
Lucky for us he did not. Ed Robinson writes with a fluidity that few authors possess. We do find out that reading the Stand by Stephen King influenced him a great deal. In my estimation he has surpassed King in many respects. One of which is that he is much more disciplined than King in my eyes. It wasn't until Under the Dome that King finally had a book that was edited properly. (He used 7 editors) If you want to read a disjointed Stephen King novel try reading
the Gunslinger. They both possess a prolific ability to write and write.
What is evident in the Breakers series is how well they are written. One novel I especially took to (book 6 or 7) contained plot of two protagonists, each with their own chapter and adventure that seamlessly came together at the end. I have differences with authors who plot too many protagonists with their stories to only fail in tying them up at the end. We don't get any of that with Mr Robinson.
I also liked the way he developed his Breaker characters. They give us an empathetic understanding of human and alien motivations that would presumably exist in a post apocalyptic world. Also, I really enjoyed the deft characterizations of the female heroines in the Breakers. Mia, Raina, Tristan and Sam essentially save humanity. You do not realize this because the male heros are portrayed just as deftly. Enthralling.
Get these books. You have nothing to lose: the first three are free.
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