Fun, funny, pacy, thought-provoking and very clever space opera - a breath of fresh air. - Sean Williams, author of Twinmaker; Through his wit, dialogue, and vast, diverse world, Tim Pratt has created a space opera for today-one filled with diverse characters and cultures that feel nuanced enough to be real-while still delivering the sense of wonder that made you love the genre in the first place. It yanks readers through the wormhole and refuses to let them go. When's the sequel out? - Sam Reader, for Barnes & Noble Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog; Brilliantly fun space opera that reminds me of Killjoys but with more Weird Alien Cool Shit. - Liz Bourke for Locus; A really good read that was intelligently written and skilfully put together. - Two Bald Mages; Expansive world building, great movement coupled with interesting characterization and a story line that is not only intriguing but brings back the grande space fairing odyssey. - Koeur's Book Reviews; The Wrong Stars by Tim Pratt is everything a Science Fiction novel should be. - Tay's Infinite Thoughts; I really really loved this book. If you like space opera, give it a read. I'm ready for more, please! - Fed on Peaches; The Wrong Stars is an entertaining sci-fi read in the vein of Firefly. Five stars - excellent - Occasionally Random Book Reviews; I'd thoroughly recommend this book. - Ever the Crafter; Compelling and funny and engrossing to read. - The 1000 Year Plan; An entertaining and accessible sci fi opera/romp featuring imaginative aliens, cyborgs, pirates, and space battles. - Surreal Tavi; Praise for Tim Pratt Pratt shows genuine talent. A writer to watch. - Publishers Weekly; Tim Pratt is in the vanguard of the next generation of master American fantasists. - Jay Lake, John W Campbell Award-winning author of Into the Gardens of Sweet Night; Exciting and compulsively readable. - Romantic Times; Tim Pratt lures you in with his writing style and penchant for the dramatic and dangerous. - British Fantasy Society; A gifted and imaginative author. - Bookslut; If there is any justice at all in this universe, Tim Pratt will someday be as wealthy and famous as Neil Gaiman. - The Green Man Review; His stories have moved me, enchanted me, frightened me... and always leave me wanting more. - Terri Windling, World Fantasy Award-winning editor of Year's Best Fantasy and Horror;
