Empyrion II: The Seige of Dome

by Stephen R. Lawhead

Book Overview

"What they saw, streaking through the atmosphere, was a turquoise world--blue-green with vegetation, water, and cloud-laced sky: a world never seen before. Here was a virginal world, rich and ripe,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0891073817
• ISBN13: 9780891073819
• Release Date: April 1986
• Publisher: Good News Publishers
• Length: 458 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.6" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Empyrion II: The Seige of the Dome delivered

This company delivered the said title in great condition. This is an exciting book that really makes you think about our society and where it is heading.

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I enjoyed this book but only have time for a short review

As both a author and reader of fiction I was impressed with the Siege of Dome. The characters seemed real and the story line was believable. I guess that I just like books that can hold my interest and make me think at the same time. I recommend this book. Time keeps me from writing a longer review but I wanted to get something posted for I enjoyed this book. Tommy Taylor

Riveting story - Intense sci-fi

However good Isaac Asimov may be - Stephen Lawhead isn't far behind him.My advice for Asimov is; Look over your shoulder. Even though Empyrion I: The Search for Fierra is an old book by the time I write this review, it is a stunning story - that's made of the stuff that makes you riveted to the chair, or the bed.Stephen; Please write more like this.

A well thought out, imaginative story.

Stephen Lawhead has always been a favorite author of mine, so I was please when I heard that he had some science fiction novels out as well. I was even more pleased when I had the chance to read the first in the search for Fierra series, called siege of dome. The characters were realistic and easy to relate to. The imaginary battle between those in the dome and those of the outside world was well told and properly addressed. Stephen Lawheads explanation of the wormhole theory was especially interesting. If you like Science fiction that's a cut above the rest, read this book.