The Triton Disaster: Hard Science Fiction (Solar System Series Book 4)

Brandon's Solar System books sometimes seem like children's books told in a straightforward way from a 3rd party view. Often becoming comedy, I've grown to love to smart AIs with a rather weird sense of humor providing many LOLs. Brandon excels at taking today's technology and envisioning it evolved in 50 years time..Super-smart Alexa, Siri AI commanding a spaceship and a robot vacuum cleaner with a brain the size of a planet. Holiday reading with soft hard sci-fi. Love it

I give the four stars as an appreciation for the easy on the eye writing, a little bit for the story, but in the end I like my SF with a little more meat on the bone. I won't be buying any more books in this series.

Having read some of your work before,I was prepared to forgive you after 'The Beacon' and was rewarded by 'Triton' thank you.

An interesting writing style and really good sci-fi in the old school style. Almost like pulp fiction. I’ll be reading all the series.

It started off as a relatively standard novel , but as I read on more the relationship between Nick and Oscar evolved and it became apparent that this was going to be much more.An outstanding finale, which was totally credible and the more you think about it more than logical.The writing style is easy going ,yet draws you in.It's a book that's hard to put down.The in series links and connections make it even more so of an outstanding novel.Awesome.10 out of 1o

Very entertaining the best book this author has written. I have read it three times now I like it so much.

At last, a SF author that portrays 'normal' SF......I've quite often been fooled into downloading a juicy SF hook, then, disappointingly found that it gets transmogrified into fantasy - Yuk!

love it ... perfect pace, enthralling read. took me 13 hours start to finishjust couldn't put it down.