Paradis

By Brad Linaweaver and Richard Hatch

Book Overview

Having escaped from the dead area of non-space called the Ur Cloud, the ragtag fleet of Colonials find themselves delivered to the planet Paradis. Commander Apollo is once again drawn into conflict... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0743498348
• ISBN13: 9780743498340
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: iBooks
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Good book

I enjoyed the book alot shame more have not been release do to the choice of Gel Larson I've heard. Hope they work it out and continue this fun to read series.

yes yes yes

if you are a bg fan it's a must, no complaints at all, i miss the original series

five stars for the characters and story

Richard Hatch understands these characters and what makes them tick. He also knows how to update Battlestar Galactica and give the old myth new life. He adds new characters, new technology, new ideas, while maintaining the soul of the original. It's not easy to do this sort of thing. Hatch pulls it off very well. He introduces new ideas and explores old concepts from the series too. He brings back favorite characters but explores them more deeply. Hatch bridges the gap between yesterday and today. New elements are mixed well with classic elements so that Battlestar is new but faithful to the orignal. It's a damned impressive feat. All sequel makers should learn from Hatch. The editing needs improvement (nobody like to pay for typos)but Hatch has a gift for understanding characters and sharing those insights with the readers. Paradis is more introspective than some episodes of the show but there's so much heart and insight that I will gladly read more BSG novels by Mr Hatch.

great story

I'd give this an even higher rating (I liked it that much) but there are errors due to the lack of a decent editor. Small publishing houses often seem to have this problem and that's too bad. I loved this book all the same. Haven't read Hatch's others but this made me want to. Loved the story and characters.