Elizabeth Christensen

This is a very expensive book to get hold of as a print copy. An ebook can be got cheaply but print is expensive so I was lucky to get a copy at a sensible price.
I enjoyed it too - Stargate books are my cheer me up books when life is getting depressing and this did cheer me up.
I got a bit lost with the running around at the end - much easier to follow that sort of thing on TV.
But the authors had mostly nailed the characters - as they were at the end of Season 1 anyway, before the group had cohesion and trust in each others abilities.
Yes Rodney complains a lot but he's still the most interesting character in the series. And as usual saves the day but gets some arrogance knocked off too.… (mais)

This is one of the better TV tie-in books I've read. The plot was nice and meaty, with several twists that changed the landscape of the story significantly when they occurred, and the stakes were high enough that I found myself seriously wondering how they could possibly get the situation back to the tie-in-mandated status quo. The Atlantis characters were all written well - no one felt OOC in any major way, and they captured things like Sheppard's understated snark or Rodney and Zelenka's bickering very nicely.… (mais)