Tag: Timothy S. Johnston
Fatal Depth (The Rise Of Oceania book 3) by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
Truman McClusky is a man on a mission. Since the beginning of Timothy S. Johnston’s ‘The Rise Of Oceania’ series, Mac has twice prevented war and ensured the safety of Trieste, the underwater city he governs. He has incorporated new technology into his submarine fleet: faster drives and deeper dives. Weapons and defences. He has […]
The Savage Deeps by Timothy S. Johnson (The Rise Of Oceania book 2) (book review).
Set in a possible future, ‘The Rise Of Oceania’ series tells an old story, a war for independence in a new and inventive setting. As the oceans rise, humanity takes refuge beneath the water, creating cities thirty metres under the surface. Life underwater is tough and consequently breeds tough men and women. Any threat to […]
The War Beneath by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
Timothy S. Johnston knows how to write thrillers set in tight spaces, so the setting for his latest novel, ‘The War Beneath’, may seem a little expansive, until you consider just how tight a space the ocean can really be. Despite the fact water covers over seventy percent of our planet, it’s actually a rather […]
The Void (The Tanner Sequence book 3) by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
CCF Homicide Investigator Kyle Tanner has experienced his share of untenable situations. In the previous two novels of this series, ‘The Furnace’ and ‘The Freezer’, he got up close and personal with a massive sun and found himself sinking through the ice of one of Jupiter’s moons. In between these extremes exists the void, a […]
The Freezer (The Tanner Sequence book 2) by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
From the official blurb for ‘The Freezer’ by Timothy S. Johnston: ‘CCF homicide investigator Kyle Tanner and his girlfriend are on their way to Pluto, en route to a new life together. Just one little death to check out in the asteroid belt first. But when you’re as tangled up in conspiracy as Tanner is, […]
The Furnace (The Tanner Sequence book 1) by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
Floating in space between the sun and Mercury, Lieutenant Kyle Tanner has only sixteen hours of oxygen left and not enough acceleration to get anywhere useful. Worse, his radiation shielding is toast. He’s dying. But before he goes, he has a story to tell. Dispatched to the SOLEX One facility between Mercury and Sol to […]
