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I have experienced most of this writer's works, and this particular episode is again one that excels in the ability to draw your full attention throughout the complete tale.
Yes, Earth and other planets are again facing annihilation, and again a hero emerges, one that had helped in times past. As conflicting reports are sorted out, the hero and his small crew, fight against an almost unbeatable foe.

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EON (Chronos Ring #1) Kindle Edition
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- ASIN : B01FYPITN0
- Publisher : Vin-Vid Publishing (20 May 2016)
- Language : English
- File size : 974 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 152 pages
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Though I did enjoy the overall storyline I was a little disappointed in some of the dialogue. It needed a nuanced telling and in this it was a little too much about he did this she did that and so lost credibility. The interactions between the long lost son of a god was bland in its rendition and it spoiled some of the better dialogue that preceded it. I would probably have a read of number two when available to see if the storyline got fleshed out more.
Reviewed in Australia on 2 September 2018
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plot has twists that suprise ,leaves you wanting to read more
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Dan
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fast paced science fun
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 September 2017Verified Purchase
A thoroughly enjoyable, fast paced science fiction tale of a man bridging time and using his genius to save the galaxy.
Even though he has lived for eons he doesn't know everything. His friends are not as they seem, but his family are even worse.
It is unique enough to keep you turning the pages and wanting more.
Even though he has lived for eons he doesn't know everything. His friends are not as they seem, but his family are even worse.
It is unique enough to keep you turning the pages and wanting more.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Chronic Ring #1
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 December 2018Verified Purchase
As a new reader of Mr. Hardman, I found this first book to be a great starter, an easy read and understand. Looking forward to reading book # 2!

robert
5.0 out of 5 stars
interesting concept well delivered with a good pace and kept me engrossed throughout
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 December 2017Verified Purchase
interesting concept well delivered with a good pace and kept me engrossed throughout, not a hard sci-fi tale but very enjoyable

Andrée Rydén
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not too serious
Reviewed in the United States on 4 July 2016Verified Purchase
Chronos Ring is one of those ''blend'' books between Science Fiction and Fantasy, of which i'm not really a
big fan of. I thought the monsters/aliens were a little childishly described in a sort of way. Too easy to come
up with, sort of. But i could overlook that stuff for the overall story. Though the story isn't too serious on itself,
i chuckled while reading some of the pages. There's not so much to say about it honestly, but i guess i thought
it was okay atleast.
big fan of. I thought the monsters/aliens were a little childishly described in a sort of way. Too easy to come
up with, sort of. But i could overlook that stuff for the overall story. Though the story isn't too serious on itself,
i chuckled while reading some of the pages. There's not so much to say about it honestly, but i guess i thought
it was okay atleast.
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Robert Shuler
4.0 out of 5 stars
mild diversion with mythological plots given a pseudo-SF context
Reviewed in the United States on 30 March 2017Verified Purchase
A modernized and updated version of the alien-father hero character, which acknowledges similarity to the mythological heroes one of whose parents would be a deity. Ian has used mythological aliases in the past, such as Gilgamesh. [this is not really spoilers, it's laid out mostly within the available preview, though less succinctly] There is some confusion over who is an ally vs an enemy. The character development is modest, as the novel is mostly action-adventure. Ian is prepared for anything with safe-houses here and there, so the author is obliged to invent greater villains to pressure him.
The Chronos Ring is preposterous technology, so much so I'd classify this more as fantasy than science fiction. The extra-dimensional travels (which are more clear in the sequel) also prompt this classification. But if you accept the near-fantasy elements, it is a not terribly serious but enjoyable read.
[Spoiler] Don't expect too much from the overall plot, which becomes clear only near the end. It is basically a royal sibling feud.
The Chronos Ring is preposterous technology, so much so I'd classify this more as fantasy than science fiction. The extra-dimensional travels (which are more clear in the sequel) also prompt this classification. But if you accept the near-fantasy elements, it is a not terribly serious but enjoyable read.
[Spoiler] Don't expect too much from the overall plot, which becomes clear only near the end. It is basically a royal sibling feud.
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