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Red River Seven
by A.J. Ryan
Ahoy there mateys! The was a pleasant, okay read. If I had realized that the author is Anthony Ryan, the fantasy author, I likely wouldn't have picked this up as I generally do not like his writing style. I supposed he used a slightly different name because this was a sci-fi book. This was also a standalone.
I was interested in this book because all seven characters wake up with amnesia and are on some kind of mission on boat in the middle of a river. But to what purpose? I am a sucker for secret missions and boats. I enjoyed the set-up and enjoyed the prospective of the main character, "Conrad."
It was once the mystery starts to be explained that I was less excited. The sci-fi aspects of this book are frankly unoriginal and don't completely make sense when the mission is finally explained. However, it was not unenjoyable. I though the atmosphere on the river was fun and it was a quick read. Readers who don't read a lot of sci-fi would likely enjoy it more. For me it was a fun popcorn book but ultimately rather forgettable. Arrr!
I was interested in this book because all seven characters wake up with amnesia and are on some kind of mission on boat in the middle of a river. But to what purpose? I am a sucker for secret missions and boats. I enjoyed the set-up and enjoyed the prospective of the main character, "Conrad."
It was once the mystery starts to be explained that I was less excited. The sci-fi aspects of this book are frankly unoriginal and don't completely make sense when the mission is finally explained. However, it was not unenjoyable. I though the atmosphere on the river was fun and it was a quick read. Readers who don't read a lot of sci-fi would likely enjoy it more. For me it was a fun popcorn book but ultimately rather forgettable. Arrr!