as a science fiction novel they are definitely entertaining and I enjoy the writers imagination
593745
I've been reading the Rho Agenda series for some time now, as a science fiction novel they are definitely entertaining and I enjoy the writers imagination. They are well written and I highly recommend them.
2266497
The story takes a minute to establish a picture of understanding in your mind and then it grabs hold of your imagination and runs with it.  A very interesting concept, this thread thing.  I enjoyed the experience and look forward to more of Sawyers adventures.  The author has a keen imagination and a unique approach to life.  Very entertaining.
2387806
It is hard for me to give five stars, but this author has a great imagination and all three of these books held my interest.
3879572
The inventiveness, humor, and imagination of this novel are truly impressive.  Robots, aliens, alien robots, sinister governmental agencies, mad scientists, and time travel are skillfully woven together in a captivating plot.  And throughout, the author avoids outright ludicrousness and cutesiness by maintaining just the right tone of whimsy. The potential annihilation of the planet was never so much fun.
3485111
For a first novel, this story is extremely well written. I noticed very few grammatical and spelling mistakes. The characters are well thought out and likeable. I found myself rooting for the success of all of the characters.
This was a highly imaginative story of first contact with a very optimistic point of view. The conclusion of this story leaves room for more adventures about these same people.
I look forward to more about all of the characters in the next book.
2036430
This is a very enjoyable and entertaining novel.  The characters, notably Scott Faraday, are among the most likable and notable you will ever meet on the printed page.  The setting, California's High Desert, is creative and interesting and adds to the development of the story. The dialogue is both realistic and hip. The novel is not without flaws.  One character is introduced as having fallen off a roof in winter; several pages later the accident evidently happened in another season.  The college application and admissions process is so facile as to be unbelievable.  And ... the Ryan character should switch from engineering to probate law based on his ability to settle his grandmother's estate in lightning-speed time.  But Kendrick is entitled to author's license on these points, as they don't really detract from the story. The author has stated that he's done with Scott and Ryan and is moving on to science-fiction.  Those of us who have come to, yes, love Scott and Ryan will have to fantasize about what happens in the future of their well-created lives ...
1323660
This is a wonderfully creative weaving of realms.  The characters are great and I can't wait to see what happens next. My imagination was very entertained.
2194479
This is the second book from Rysa Walker that I've read.  I'm really enjoying the storyline of Kate and her time-traveling fight with the Cyrists.  I have a friend who's real averse to Sci-Fi and time travel but the author gives explanations so it's at least plausible.  I.e., you don't have the paradox asked of, if you were moved to go back and change the past, you change it, now you wouldn't be moved to change it in the future so you'd have never gone in the first place and that whole weird thinking.  Definitely a fun read.
3306490
For fans of the genre, it is quite is entertaining. I especially like the speculative vision of future technology, television, nuclear weapons, etc.
839621
I really enjoyed reading this book, although some of the things that happened are a little far fetched. That is the reason I've been an avid fan of science fiction for more than fifty years. You read sci-fi to escape from your current reality and just dream about what the future might be like. That's when you begin to realize that we don't know and that anything is possible. I can't wait to read the next book. Keep up the great writing Mr. Scott.
1535211
This author keeps things interesting by having it alternate between first person and third person writing. The characters are interesting and funny and the sci-fi subject matter is hilarious. I look forward to the eleventh book.
1783746
I stumbled across this series wandering around Amazon & it sounded interesting enough to check out. A short way in to the first book I found I was liking the characters and the universe Weekes had created was pretty novel and fun. I liked it enough to go on to the second book and liked that enough to spend my time on the third.

By this point I guess I'd have to say I gave become a fan. These are characters I like hanging out with, the stories are inventive and engaging, and I'm very satisfied when I reach the end, though slightly disappointed that it's all over.

I'd probably give this a 4.5 stars if I could (but I can't, so 4 it is).
2037442
Like others have mentioned,  there are some editing issue with these books so far. Despite that I am really enjoying the series. It's an imaginative and interesting take on space travel and colonization, definitely worth putting up with the editing issues. I look forward to seeing where the author goes with the story line.
2470375
After finishing these short stories,  I was left with the same sense of satisfaction that I used to find when I first discovered science fiction many years ago.  They do what sci fi is supposed to do: explore an alternative world which ultimately causes you to look at the real world in a new way.  The stories examine how the characters cope with bizarre and unsettling situations which have pulled them from their normal routines.  Most of them deal with the relationships of people to time - time gone awry in a variety of ways.  People respond with a range of emotion from desperate grief to resignation to a kind of ironic detachment.  The situations are touched on gracefully, leaving the reader's imagination to fill in many of the details.

The author has introduced several extremely likable characters, with whom it would be a pleasure to spend more time... I enjoyed two of the stories particularly, and would like to see them expanded, "Time traveling gone wrong," and "Time and again."  The writing style is humorous and engaging and for the most part very smooth, but in a few places could benefit from editing by a native English speaker - these are minor and do not detract from the overall experience.

All in all these stories are an enjoyable read, and they leave you quite thankful that, in your ordinary life, time behaves as expected.
1999874
Ive just finished reading the second book in The Oasis Series, EVOLUTION, and find it just as fascinating and enjoyable as the first book. I was interested to follow what happens to the quirky characters from ASCENSION, and am certainly not disappointed. Many of the story-lines develop in ways I have not anticipated but are made to seem logical. It is now safe for the mutant humanoids to leave their compounds and explore the outside world and it interested me to read about their reactions to this: a daunting prospect for some, a challenging one for others. As well as familiar friends from Book One, new characters are introduced, adding an alternative perspective. The parallels with our own society give food for thought through both tragedy and humour as Mercury continues his crusade to improve relations between Earth and Planet Oasis. I am now looking forward to reading the third book in the series by this imaginative writer  when it comes out.
208200
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a free and honest review, and now I'll absolutely have to read the next one in the series. This is an extraordinarily imaginative book. I liked the idea of a hotel where time travel was the unique selling point, and the individual stories don't disappoint. The characters are thoroughly believable, and remarkably well delineated, particularly considering the speed of the plots. There are echos of Stephen King in one of them, and Mark Twain in another. I'm not a fan of the short story genre, because I always want a good story to last a long time, but the implication that some of these characters will show up again in future books reconciled me to them. I've become a fan, and as soon as I can afford it, I'll buy and read the rest of them.
2200551
This science fiction title has a mix of sci-fi as well as fantasy, with some religious undertones that will get you thinking.  The author has an engaging writing style that quickly gets you into the story and was hard to put down.  The technology in the future wasn't too over the top (you could get your hands around it), and the author wound it up nicely and it could either be a standalone novel or possibly continue on with a sequel  if there is a sequel, Id probably buy it just to see where the authors imagination takes us next.

I originally picked this up for free during a Kindle promotion vs. the normal Kindle price of $5.99  I certainly received more than $5.99 worth of entertainment value.  If you like a sci-fi book with a mix of fantasy, I would recommend this one.