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|author= Alex Lamb

|title= Nemesis

|rating= 3.5

|genre= Science Fiction

|summary= I'm not a great lover of back-cover blurb, but every now and again it tells you everything you need to know…if you read between the lines. ''Hugely promising'' said SFX. ''Hits the ground running'' said the Guardian. I can't disagree with either of those two statements. Unfortunately for this particular reader, it ran very quickly into a swamp of dense pseudo-scientific-explicatory-strangle-weed. And didn't live up to the promise.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1473206111</amazonuk>

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|author=Emma Geen

|summary=Urged on by her brother Apollo, goddess Pallas Athene founds the Just City of Atlantis – a city based on Plato’s republic. Filling it with an assortments of adults collected from throughout time, as well as ten thousand ten year olds, (one of whom is a disguised Apollo). Whilst the city flourishes, the arrival of Socrates may prove to be a fly in the ointment…

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1472150767</amazonuk>

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~~|author=Mike Brooks~~

~~|title=Dark Run~~

~~|rating=4~~

~~|genre=Science Fiction~~

|summary=For any sane person Space is not a place you would want to go. Yes, there is the great unknown, planets to visit and the potential to meet alien life, but all that sits between you and the endless void is a few inches of metal – no thank you. To make things even worse, the future of space travel also appears to have pirates, terrorism and petty bureaucracy. I think I will stick to getting my astronaut-based thrills vicariously through the medium of the novel.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0091956641</amazonuk>~~

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