Thursday, December 1, 2011

A TOUCH OF BLUE by Michael W. Davis

Publisher: Champagne Books
Date published: June 2011
No ISBN # Given
Science Fiction/Futuristic Short Story
E-Book
Reviewed by Dawn
Obtained by Author


CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE! When Riggs is called back to the one place he never expected to see again, what he finds there is something much more than he expected. Secrets, lies and more are being hidden by a government he despises. Can Riggs find a way to figure out what the truth is before it’s too late for himself and for the others on the Andora Prime?

A TOUCH OF BLUE is a short story so I am not to go into too many details on it just so I don’t spoil it for those who may have not have read it yet. Michael Davis delves into a science fiction adventure that will draw you in and grab you by the throat. It is a fast paced ride from start to finish. The writing is tight, storyline fast paced and characters are quite interesting. The only thing I was disappointed in was that it was so short. I would love to have seen this as a longer story and gotten a more in-depth look into what happened on Andora Prime before Riggs came back.

Meet Riggs, a retired intel officer, who is drawn back into helping the government he despises just so they could expand their reach in the outer worlds. Riggs learns some news when he goes back to Andora Prime and now he has to decide which stories he was told were truth or fiction. The readers are drawn into this fascinating world Mr. Davis creates and find themselves on a roller coaster ride along with Riggs as he races to find the truth-even if it means going up against Andora Prime’s government. I really enjoyed Riggs. He was complex, intriguing and you get a sense of the turmoil he feels when he returns to the one place he has vowed to never go back to. The dynamics between characters are wonderful and the secondary characters help keep the story on track.

A TOUCH OF BLUE is a fast paced wild ride from start to finish. If you are looking for a short novella to take you to places amid the stars, then grab Michael W. Davis’s wonderful Science Fiction adventure. I look forward to seeing more stories set in this fascinating world.

This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.

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