There have been so many science fiction books published that it's impossible to read them all (unless you're really an android). So I'm going to highlight a little-known book by a big-time publisher. It's called
Star God
by Allen L. Wold, published in 1980 by St. Martin's Press. Although I believe Wold considers his
Planet Masters
series better, I haven't read those. Also, it's been a while since I read
Star God, so I'm mainly going to discuss what the story is about rather than get into minute details.
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Frankly, one of the reasons I bought the book is because I liked the title. That and I've met the author at a convention. The short blurb on the back of the book didn't interest me. It says, "There is a strange force at work in the universe. It must be stopped. But first, it must be understood." It seemed too generic and vague, but after reading the novel, I realized how true that phrase is.
Here's the review:
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