A Dark Horizon (Final Dawn, Book 3)

'It was about as smart as driving up the beaches of Normandy in a Mini Cooper.'The Autonoma have had enough, and want to go home. 'Why should they fight to save "fleshies?"'With Jack left alone with only the reptilian Klik for company they get caught up in the wake of a stolen star, a collapsing galaxy, and an off the rails human who will do anything (including ripping a hole in an entire system) to get back to Earth.This series keeps getting better and better!The more we read about Jack, his team of Autonoma and now Klik, the more invested we become. They're a fantastic bunch of characters, on a beautifully crafted world, that have carved a perilous journey of heroism for themselves.Such a brilliant series 👏

With its stereotypical evil scientists and impossibly human-like robots, this trilogy should be junk. In some ways it is. But it's a great Saturday morning cinema romp of an epic if you're prepared to ignore the obvious travesties of common sense, the myriad deus ex machina, and take it as it is.Part way into book one I thought I was going to hate it - but not longer after that I was sitting back with my popcorn and enjoying the ride. It's actually quite well-written by an experienced author, and - to put it simply - it's fun.

Some reviews said it's for younger reader but it's just a good fun sci fi story that takes you on an adventure.

Another book in the series, more adventures and odd characters in a grubby scrapyard of a universe. Will look forward to the next one.

Enjoying the book good story😊

Well drawn and interesting characters. The story continues the fast paced adventures of Jack and his friends in very imaginative universe. I thoroughly enjoyed this book (as I did the previous two in the series) and would highly recommend it to someone who wants to try something a little different from the run of the mill SciFi.

Just finished the series. Not perfect by any means, yet very enjoyable. His characters are well written and remind me of early comic book heroes and villains. Loved the robots (forgive me I meant automatons) who are oddly more 'human' than many of the humans in the stories.

Still reading this book but so far so good