- Paperback: 300 pages
- Publisher: iUniverse.com (April 2003)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0595275508
- ISBN-13: 978-0595275502
- Product Dimensions: 23.3 x 15.7 x 2.1 cm
- Shipping Weight: 454 g
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Quasar Force Officer Alex Roglitz is back in four more thrilling adventures with his strange and alluring partner, Quasar 169...
Quasarphysical
When it's suggested he find a replacement for his last partner, Quasar 169, Alex discovers himself instead in the middle of a manhunt for the beautiful fugitive Damian Baker. The only way he can help is by tearing up the joint Roglitz-style, but can he outwit a team of alien bounty hunters programmed to win at all costs?
Quasarmoon
Amanda shows up unexpectedly at the home of a retired veterinarian with an interest in the paranormal at the same time a half-baked group of werewolf-wanna-be's plan to hold their big annual "pack meeting". The fur flies when things go horribly awry and only a shady stranger from New York can set things right.
Quasar Real
Alex's immediate supervisor is very straight-laced and by the book, but he throws the book away when he requires him to tackle a very personal undercover operation. Illusion rules when Virtual Reality is taken to a whole new level with stolen alien technology behind it. Alex and Amanda must decide what is real and what is not when greed and deception leads to murder.
Quasar Sleep
The Silver Sphere aliens return! One by one, his co-workers succumb to their desires until only Alex and Amanda are left to halt a potential worldwide invasion.
From the author of Trumpet Of The Unicorn and Quasar 169: Silver Sphere Sightings comes this second book in the Quasar series of science fiction adventure.
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Where Illusions Rule...,
By ED Detetcheverrie "Q" (East Coast, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Quasar 169: Illusions (Paperback)
The first story in this collection, Quasar Physical, picks up where the last story in Quasar 169: Silver Sphere Sightings left off with the hero and heroine seperated and possibly never getting together again...yeah, like I'd do that to you. Physical, I must admit, is one of the least liked stories I've written for the series. It features hero Alex Roglitz paired with a new cutie, but no Quasar 169. I actually wanted to omit it entirely, but a future story needs it for its jumping off point, and thus, as a critical component it stays. QuasarMoon is surprisingly well received, though it features heroine Amanda almost exclusively, while introducing us to new character Geoff McKenna (the hero of my mystery Trumpet Of The Unicorn). Why my readers liked Moon and not Physical is a bit beyond me, but no matter. I'm honest about it. You have to judge it for yourself. Quasar Real features the main characters reunited and working undercover to find out why the rich and reclusive have been paying exorbitant sums to a greasy little Manhattan arcade owner to visit his back room, then never return again. It features a nasty little twist midstream that changes the whole flavor of the story, going from interesting and funny to wickedly surreal and shocking. Illusion truly rules in this particular tale of deception, greed, and murder. Finally, Quasar Sleep has the small town of Moncton, New Brunswick being quietly taken over by the Silver Sphere aliens who originally abducted Alex's mother. With the aid of new recruit Geoff McKenna, Alex still may not have what it takes to halt a potential worldwide invasion. Would I do that to you? Only one way to find out! Quasar 169: Physical Evidence can take you even further with its scheduled release of spring/summer 2004!
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Where Illusions Rule...,
By ED Detetcheverrie "Q" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Quasar 169: Illusions (Paperback)
The first story in this collection, Quasar Physical, picks up where the last story in Quasar 169: Silver Sphere Sightings left off with the hero and heroine seperated and possibly never getting together again...yeah, like I'd do that to you. Physical, I must admit, is one of the least liked stories I've written for the series. It features hero Alex Roglitz paired with a new cutie, but no Quasar 169. I actually wanted to omit it entirely, but a future story needs it for its jumping off point, and thus, as a critical component it stays. QuasarMoon is surprisingly well received, though it features heroine Amanda almost exclusively, while introducing us to new character Geoff McKenna (the hero of my mystery Trumpet Of The Unicorn). Why my readers liked Moon and not Physical is a bit beyond me, but no matter. I'm honest about it. You have to judge it for yourself. Quasar Real features the main characters reunited and working undercover to find out why the rich and reclusive have been paying exorbitant sums to a greasy little Manhattan arcade owner to visit his back room, then never return again. It features a nasty little twist midstream that changes the whole flavor of the story, going from interesting and funny to wickedly surreal and shocking. Illusion truly rules in this particular tale of deception, greed, and murder. Finally, Quasar Sleep has the small town of Moncton, New Brunswick being quietly taken over by the Silver Sphere aliens who originally abducted Alex's mother. With the aid of new recruit Geoff McKenna, Alex still may not have what it takes to halt a potential worldwide invasion. Would I do that to you? Only one way to find out! Quasar 169: Physical Evidence can take you even further with its scheduled release of spring/summer 2004!
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