For me author Neil Hawkins’s latest book “The Mission” is a fascinating read that brings several aspects of the SciFi/fantasy field together; creating an enjoyable blend of both in a story that is thought provoking and definitely memorable. It's a great story, with an excellent set of core characters that travel faster than the speed of light into past and future time-lines and other dimensions using wormholes. Gravity tunnels, stealth suits and futuristic spaceships help various characters to do the work of the Creator of all things seen and unseen.

“The Mission” continues many of the themes that pervade Neil’s previous books (“The Book in the Loft”, “The Necklace”, “Journey’s End”, “The Awakening”, and “Chase in Time"): interstellar and inter-dimensional travel time, excitement, adventure, and a continuation of the same heroic characters in each book whose ventures are not interlaced with sex or foul language. Neil displays the talents of a writer who is equally at home in, and brings an individual slant to, science fiction and fantasy. These are must read books before reading “The Mission”.

Has anyone else read "The Mission"?

Wade Stevenson
Jacksonville, Texas