Teleport 2: Into the Darkness: Teleport, Book 2

The first two books sped right along, no drag time and a lot of action/mystery.I like books that stay interesting and make you think from the first page to the last.

I enjoyed reading this book before bed. It was a fun way to go to sleep dreaming of other worlds.

I highly recommend this series to anyone that enjoys quality character development, thoughtful intrigue & high level sci-fi. Can't wait to start Teleport 3!

Excessive back story and navel gazing. Great story line, but about two thirds of this book were pointless pondering and history and just plain unnecessary.

The story itself is good, and the characters are almost believable. The problem is with the editing... some sentences have extra words, others missing words, that caused me to stop reading until I could figure out what the author was trying to say. That happened often enough to be annoying.

Part two of the saga takes the heroic group from.earth to a sister world where they find they must and do escape to another world. But is this 3rd world the right one will this bring a successful resolution to their plight or is it just the next step..... only time will tell.

The story is complex with lots of twists and technical jarjon, but...it needs a lot of more professional proof-reading. The obvious grammatical and spelling mistakes are enough to interrupt the flow of the readers involvement in the story.

Good read most of the time but got a little wordy sometimes. Now will have to read the next book

I really enjoyed this book, it's quite a wild ride into a fantastic universe; the future of humanity is in the hands of a small group of scientists.I'm looking forward to reading the next part of the study.

Nice story telling. Impactful plot. The characters were so believable on a journey to unknown. Amazing sail through of the Teleport 2 pages.

An engaging read. Well crafted with character development enough to emphasise the reader.It reads as though written from game theory.It will make a great movie one day.

Strangely, the first 1/3 of the book isn't hard science fiction, contrary to the whole series but don't let it deter you: the story will catch up and you'll be amazed by where it goes.

Another ripping yarn from start to finish (to be continued, obvs), but the huge plot dump - though the ‘dump’ is part of the story - was annoying, as in , do I have to read this? I don’t know if it could have been handled differently, as the plot was “dumped” on the lead character, but if the author is revising this I urge him to do so. There is way too much information all at once.Better to get him to remember the dump bit by bit. Makes it easier to absorb for the reader, though slows the plot down. But is all the information necessary? I suspect it will turn out to be useful in part 3!