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"I have a hard time calling this just a book. It is
a masterful tale, woven with a different thread, and
in colors mixed in a very unique way. It brings you
in with its use of the present tense and futuristic
dialogue. It is not just a book, but an enthralling,
up-against-your-nose story...Nietz continues to
astound me. 'Five stars,' I say without hesitation."
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Noah Arsenault (Books I Recommend) |
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"It is a testament to Kerry's immediacy of writing
that I was halfway through the book before I
realized it was written in present tense. The story
drew me in once again to a completely foreign way of
thinking and living...Highly recommended..."
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Grace Bridges (Splashdown Reviews) |
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"Nietz writes in a way that makes me wonder what the
masters of the genre like Asimov and Heinlein might
have written had they known A-A3...And The
Superlative Stream also leads me to speculate
what C.S. Lewis might have done differently with his
Space Trilogy had he better understood the genre..."
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Tim George (Unveiled) |
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"The story is engaging on many levels. When I went
into this book, I honestly had no idea how this book
would play out. I was pleasantly surprised at how
much I enjoyed it...
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John Otte (The Least Read Blog) |
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"Nietz...touches on the emotional disconnect that
many people feel, and probes questions about our
purpose as a species, as well as the futures of
religion and faith. The search for truth is
universal, and The Superlative Stream takes
that search to the universe's edges, to the very
places where the map ends."
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Eric Wilson (Author: Fireproof, Field of Blood,
A Shred of Truth, etc.) |
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"Nietz has made a bold sequel to his runaway hit,
A Star Curiously Singing with his newest
release, The Superlative Stream. It
features the same sharp and edgy writing that places
you immediately into the story and won't let go..."
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Kirk Outerbridge (Author: Eternity Falls) |
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