The Genesis Machine

This is one of the stories I read when I was young that really got me hooked on science fiction. It's a hard science, science fiction based in a cold war type world. It is so good because it tells the story of a man who when asked if he had the power to change the world, what would he do, and what he does makes for a most enjoyable story.

James Hogan does an excellent job telling the story, and it is one that can move you. The only thing is you'll have to do is ignore the dates used because the story takes place around 2005 - 2007. Just put your own dates in and enjoy the story.

I highly recommend this book, and hope you find it as enjoyable and inspirational as I did.

I am liking James Hogan more and more, and excited to see audible doing more of his work. Some of the future dates in the book have already passed, but the story is still relevant and thought provoking. He takes the time and research to put together interesting ideas that feel believable.

Recommended!

Hogan's sci-fi concepts are always fascinating and way ahead of their time and this book is no exception. Plus he explains the concepts well.

All the characters were fairly meh to me. I read Hogan for the concepts.

He was a pretty good reader.

The Hot war.

Not my favorite Hogan but its good. It reads a bit dated in places but overall I liked it.