SGA Legacy Book Series

[Cate'sCorner]

Hey, NunoEddie, welcome to the boards!

Yes, this Legacy series has been brilliant, hasn't it? You'll find the final book The Inheritors, on Amazon. I don't know if you're in the US, or like me here in the UK, but both sites now have it available for download.

Hope this helps!!




Cate

[WraithTech]

Hi, NunoEddie, you can also try Crossroad Press:
http://store.crossroadpress.com/inde...62da63c0f027b4

[gatechick]

And barnes and nobles has it for ebook as well also.

[Starsaber]

Does anyone know what the outlook is for season 7?

I think I remember David and Diana mentioning something on the podcast about something they were working on that would be in that time frame. I don't remember what series (or combination of series) it was for though.

[lightsyder]

I think there's was intended to possibly combine all three series...not sure though...

[Cate'sCorner]

Well, that sounds promising - fingers crossed that they get the go ahead.




Cate

[silverbullet27]

Finished the book this morning. And... I'm totally sad it's over now! I'll miss my Ember - they should writ a whole book just about him, if you ask me

[WraithTech]

Finished the book this morning. And... I'm totally sad it's over now! I'll miss my Ember - they should writ a whole book just about him, if you ask me

I liked what someone on LJ wrote about him, that Ember well-represented the regular, day-to-day Wraith plights, which would be different sometimes from those high-up on the ladder like John or Guide. Zelenka is a good Lantean counterpart for him.

[Artie]

I liked what someone on LJ wrote about him, that Ember well-represented the regular, day-to-day Wraith plights, which would be different sometimes from those high-up on the ladder like John or Guide. Zelenka is a good Lantean counterpart for him.

I'm glad Radek didn't let Ember die!

[gatechick]

WOW! Finished the book and that is really my final reaction. What a great series! I thought the book was well done and I am really disappointed it is over. I tried to drag my reading out, but then I would read one more paragraph and just have to know what was happening. I truly hope that more SGA books are to come because after the writing in this series it would be a crime not to continue them.

[silverbullet27]

@ WT: .... and now they are brothers - I loved their small talk about Rodney! Great scene!

@ Artie: I'm glad about that too *ggg*

[WraithTech]

I'm glad Radek didn't let Ember die!

Radek is an all-around nice guy.

WOW! Finished the book and that is really my final reaction. What a great series! I thought the book was well done and I am really disappointed it is over. I tried to drag my reading out, but then I would read one more paragraph and just have to know what was happening. I truly hope that more SGA books are to come because after the writing in this series it would be a crime not to continue them.

Totally agree!

@ WT: .... and now they are brothers - I loved their small talk about Rodney! Great scene!

If I could add the deviantArt "squee" icon here, I would. ^_^

Has anyone else read any of the other books by the authors? I read Black Ships and am currently reading Stealing Fire. In them, I can see the prior interest in telling various viewpoints (not just the obvious, well-known historical figures) and places in history where different groups merged together to create new cities, lending well to telling views like Radek's and the blending societies of Pegasus/Milky Way and human/Wraith.

I'm glad the books were in the hands of authors who were fair to everyone. Even as I watch other scifi shows, I look to see how the various aliens are represented. A mix of personalities is more believable, suspenseful, and filled with chances for complex dealings, like in Farscape and Bablyon 5. I would like to see their take on the Pegasus Asgard.

[Artie]

Has anyone else read any of the other books by the authors? I read Black Ships and am currently reading Stealing Fire. In them, I can see the prior interest in telling various viewpoints (not just the obvious, well-known historical figures) and places in history where different groups merged together to create new cities, lending well to telling views like Radek's and the blending societies of Pegasus/Milky Way and human/Wraith.

I'm glad the books were in the hands of authors who were fair to everyone. Even as I watch other scifi shows, I look to see how the various aliens are represented. A mix of personalities is more believable, suspenseful, and filled with chances for complex dealings, like in Farscape and Bablyon 5. I would like to see their take on the Pegasus Asgard.

You should try Melissa Scott's Five Twelfths of Heaven. The worldbuilding is simply beautiful. It's the most unique and amazing system of space travel I've ever read! I love that book with a burning love!

[WraithTech]

You should try Melissa Scott's Five Twelfths of Heaven. The worldbuilding is simply beautiful. It's the most unique and amazing system of space travel I've ever read! I love that book with a burning love!

Thanks for the rec. From reviews, the book is part 1 of a trilogy. Does it end on a cliffhanger or is the story self-contained like a complete episode?

[Cate'sCorner]

You should try Melissa Scott's Five Twelfths of Heaven. The worldbuilding is simply beautiful. It's the most unique and amazing system of space travel I've ever read! I love that book with a burning love!

Thanks for the rec, Artie! This sounds like a brilliant book, and I'll definitely be checking it out!




Cate