The Precipice: A Novel Audiobook

" The beginning of his "Asteroid War" series. Interesting view on the effects of greenhouse gas, and capitalism run amok. Wonderful characters. "

" I have never been a huge sci fi fan but bova continues to captivate me. "

" This is old-school space opera, with heroes and villains and some science thrown in for validity. Fluffy, but a reasonably good read. It's the first of a trilogy and I do plan to keep going. "

" I wanted a hard science fiction book but this one didn't scratch my itch. "

" Good start to what I believe is a trilogy. I throughly enjoyed reading this one! "

" book one in the asteroid wars. "

" Jumped in to the middle of this series, which seems to be written to handle this. Not sure if I want to continue the trilogy of Asteroids books or jump back and read the first books. "

" Not his most impressive, but at least it was a little enjoyable "

" I nice book, good for people that like the Astro Corporation Arc or the Dan Randolph personage. "

" Pretty corny fluff. I'm not sure this deserves even a two star rating, but I've got to leave room for "Camelot 30K" at the bottom. "

" Took some time to get into since it's about global warming, business politics and experimental science. Eventually the "double damns" and quirky named Poncho won me over. More of a slow burn rather than a thrilling space drama. "

" This is a perfect example of what is known as hard science fiction. In other words, strictly factual in it's scientific premise, no fantasy elements. "

" The Rise of Panco vs Humphries "

" Another great story by Ben Bova. "

" Took me a couple chapters to get into this one but now fear I must read more of the series! "

" A good read. Much more action packed than the first couple of novels in the series. The ending is a bit disappointing, leaving quite a few questions to be answered. However since there is now a fourth book in the series I think some of those will be addressed there. "

" What happens when nobody asks questions "

" An interesting view of corporations, not governments, at war. This book reinforces the "power corrupts" philosophy. Well worth reading if only for the surprise ending. "

" Third novel in the asteroid wars. There is a fourth I haven't read yet. "

" An enjoyable sci-fci read. The concepts, cities on the moon, greenhouse disaster on Earth and corporations excerting insane amounts of influence, were very cool and timely. I would have given it a higher rating if the ending wasn't a bit lame. "

" This is the finale in the trilogy that began with The Precipice and the Rock Rats. Good hard science fiction. "