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Reader Comments
"Reminiscent of Tom
Clancy thrillers and Michael Crichton science fiction, The
First Migration . . . truly is a marvelous escape and a
journey into an intriguing place."
—Kurt Meyer, Noblesville Daily Times
“The story captivated
me from the first paragraph. It’s written with such a smooth
conversational tone that anyone of any age could easily imagine
being in these situations as seen through the eyes of the
characters. The First Migration is pure enjoyment
reading. It’s a thought-provoking romp into the future, as well
as a mystery about a real-life lost civilization. A top-notch
debut novel.”
—J.
Heidi Newman, Copyeditor, Indianapolis, Indiana
“This was an
excellent mystery as well as a thought-provoking book. Loved the
writer’s style. He made the characters really come to life for
me. It seemed too real to be fiction. Could not lay the book
down. A must read!”
—Steve, Pendleton, Indiana
“What a wonderful
book! I couldn’t put it down and read it in one day. My husband
was right there to pick it up. We both loved it. It really is a
great story, and we’re passing it on to a good
friend.”
—Bev, Montague, Michigan
“I finished the book last night. Really
enjoyed it. It reminded me of Dan Brown’s work.”
—Bill, Boulder, Colorado
“I read the book while on
vacation. Couldn’t put it down. Loved it.”
—Judy, Salem, Indiana
“I’ll be honest—I thought the book
was going to be over my head or boring. But no—I really enjoyed
it . . . Bravo!”
—Sue, Port Neches, Texas
“The book was
wonderful. It grabbed me from the start and would not let go! (I
didn’t even try to get away from it). Thanks for an amazing
migration.”
—Jim, Lapel, Indiana
“I want to read your book, but I can't get
it away from my husband—he's fascinated by it!”
—Diane, Fishers, Indiana
“A fast paced, well
thought out novel of how we on the earth came to be. Logan
assembles just enough science to make you think it might just
have happened the way he describes and, most importantly,
sprinkles his book with both believable characters, including
the President, and characters we care about. This is not a
science fiction novel but a novel about science and myth that
Logan handles well. No 'Bug Eyed Monsters' in this book. A very
good read."—
“My novel, Stardust,
takes the reader back to
Indiana. Dan takes us back 200 million years to the
ancient super-continent, Pangaea!”—Jim, London, U.K.
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—Kurt A. Meyer, Stardust, Noblesville, Indiana
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