Black Amazon of Mars (Version 3) |
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Black Amazon of Mars is a thrilling and action-packed science fiction novel that follows the story of Eric John Stark, a powerful and skilled warrior who finds himself on a dangerous mission on the red planet of Mars. The author, Leigh Douglass Brackett, creates a vivid and vividly detailed world filled with dangerous creatures, ancient ruins, and complex political machinations.
One of the standout features of this book is Brackett's vivid and evocative prose, which brings the harsh and desolate landscape of Mars to life in vivid detail. The author's skillful use of language and imagery truly immerses the reader in the world of the story, making it easy to imagine the dusty red plains, towering alien cities, and treacherous caverns that Stark must navigate.
The character of Eric John Stark is also a highlight of the novel. He is a complex and multi-dimensional protagonist, with a dark and mysterious past that haunts him throughout the story. Despite his tough exterior, Stark is a deeply empathetic and humane character, willing to risk everything to protect his friends and loved ones.
Overall, Black Amazon of Mars is a fast-paced and exciting read that will appeal to fans of classic science fiction and adventure stories. Brackett's skillful world-building, compelling characters, and gripping plot make this a must-read for anyone looking for a thrilling and immersive escape into an alien world. Book Description: |
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Fiction |
Science fiction |
Literature |
Science |
Adventure |
Romance |
Fantasy |
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Reviews (Rated: 4 Stars - 1 review) |
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Reviewer: Bernie - March 21, 2014 Subject: Black Amazon Its like Conan the Barbarian on Mars, not great but OK, Gregg does a good job of reading it. |