Reviews for Prince of Sunset

The average rating for Prince of Sunset based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-09-21 00:00:00 Tina Terry Prince of Sunset by Steve White This is a tale of undying friendship and the impact true friends can have on the fate of the known universe. Basil Castellan is followed throughout the book as the main protagonist. Basil is an idealistic supporter of a failing Imperial system. As a teen, he has a startling encounter with a mythical being that, unknown to him, will be carried with him the rest of his natural life. As often seen in military science fiction, there is exemplary loyalty among friends. This loyalty includes camaraderie, trust and sometimes even love. White does a nice job crafting likeable characters. He could have made a multi-book series out of this but chose to limit it to one book that cries out for a sequel. I enjoyed the book and I recommend the book.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-08-06 00:00:00 Randall Pulver I enjoy Steve White's books but this is not one of his best. If you want a six book series condensed into a single book, here is your book! The story is good but the writing is stilted and there are massive jumps in the time line between chapters. In fact, I actually almost quit the book a couple of times but bulled my way through it. Fans of Steve White might want to give it a try. As I already have the sequel to this book,"Emperor Of Dawn", I will read it and hope for a better ending to this story.