Reseña del libro "Spiders From Mars (en Inglés)"
“The book's mystery is well done with many twists and turns, and it succeeds at keeping the reader guessing.” – Susan, Goodreads STAGE A PRISON BREAKSpace detective Sylvia Stryker always dreamed of life on Mars, but reality is far from a starry-eyed fantasy now that her cosmic companion, Neptune, is locked up for a crime he didn’t commit. Between her full-time Moon Unit gig and her side hustle designing outfits that are light years ahead, Sylvia is determined to break him free. But when a space pirate bites the dust behind bars, and Neptune is framed as the culprit, Sylvia risks losing her Starman forever.Proving Neptune’s innocence is no rock 'n' roll suicide—it’s worse thanks to his lifetime of accruing enemies. Now Sylvia must track down the real killer while navigating a galaxy full of heroes and villains. As the pressure mounts, she finds herself tangled in a labyrinth of corruption: ground control manipulation, a shady team of freelancers, and a boss who's as cold as the thin white duke. Alone, under pressure, and with the universe’s fate hanging by a thread, Sylvia faces her oddest space odyssey yet.Book Four in the Sylvia Stryker Space Mystery series. Each book is a standalone mystery with a continuing character arc. “I raced to the end and loved every minute of the book. Now I'm going to read the whole series again! So much fun!” – Barbara H, GoodreadsIs it a cozy mystery set in space, or an outer space with a cozy mystery? You decide! “Yes, this sounds like many of the cozy mysteries I read a love, but there is a twist to it – Sylvia’s adventures all take place in space. The setting is fun and detailed, but it never takes away from the action.” – Mark B, Goodreads“The mystery is a very good cozy set in hypothetical space. It really does remind me of watching the original Star Trek 'Lost in Space/ Battlestar Galactica of my childhood.” – Janet, Goodreads“The description on this book gives you a good idea about the plot but doesn't tell you that the story moved along pleasantly, there were fun references to David Bowie and pop space culture, and all my favorite characters were there doing what they do best, including Pika the sugar addicted alien.” – Richard, Goodreads Read more
