The Messier Fold: An adventure millions of light years in the making (The Fold Book 3)

Such a refreshing series of books yet another good readSo good to see good British SCI FI opposed to the rubbish from over the pond10 out of 10

At the outset of the series, I mentioned that I thought I'd found a new author for my favorites list. As of book 3, I am now certain.Meisser Fold is a bit more intense than the first 2 stories, but still entertaining on multiple level. The story line seems to have grown up a bit. The quips, slang, and dry humor are still there, but now there is a bit more uncertainty in the specific outcomes of the various adventures. The story line also picks up a bit more mature scenes (although nothing that approached R rated).Once again, it's a story unto itself, with hints to the future. Still no cliff-hangers or feeling that you are missing out. Just great, old-fashioned writing. I'd compare it a bit (though far more modern) to Edgar Rice Boroughs.Half way through, this is about the best series I've come across in a long time.

truly enjoyed this book

Fulfilling read. Quality characters and descriptions. Excellent science to boot. This the 3rd book of Nicks that I couldn't put down.

Thanks to high speed thinking of a sentient computer, these intrepid (police) officers of the GDO muddle on! LeavingLake as a super gaseous villan is not going to be good!

Fun read. Sometimes the Brit quip humour is overplayed. Enjoying the series overall. Time for some non-human aliens ... please