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Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement: SGA--6 (Stargate Atlantis)

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This is an excellent addition to the series of original Stargate:Atlantis novels. Martha Wells provides a story full of excitement and drama, bringing the characters to life so that you can almost hear the actors' voices as you read. Fans of Rodney McKay should particularly enjoy this novel, although the other characters shine in this story, too. The plot is intriguingly complex and the denouement is satisfying both emotionally and intellectually.

It's very rare that a tie-in novel is as good as the show is, much less surpasses it, but this definitely does it. Fantastic characterization, a solid, interesting plot that works *with* the characters, and wonderfully written. I cannot recommend this enough to anyone who is a fan of Stargate at all.

I read this in one sitting! Needless to say, it moves along like gangbusters. The story makes good use of the "Quantum Mirror" concept established in an earlier SG-1 episode, with the team encountering a lost scientist from another reality and ending up traveling to her universe. I also liked the way the story was planted at a specific point in the show's continuity, right after Ford was lost and Ronon was just getting started fitting into the team. The author did a good job of capturing the "voices" of the various characters, even the minor supporting players like Major Lorne. I will definitely be looking for more novels by Martha Wells.

This book was very good. It was hard to put it down and I didn't want it to end.

Martha Wells seems to have the character's in the Stargate Atlantis series down pat. Obviously she's watched the show. Great story lines in both her SGA books, and if you like the show, these are the ones to get.

Hopefully she'll do more soon...

Martha Wells seems to have the character's in the Stargate Atlantis series down pat. Obviously she's watched the show. Great story lines in both her SGA books, and if you like the show, these are the ones to get.

Hopefully she'll do more soon...

It shows Martha Wells' growth as an author - this book is much more balanced than her "Reliquary" - and it proves that she's one of the best, if not the best SGA author out there. Her grasp of the characters is amazing and her stories are always about the team working together, being all team-y! I loved the banter between John and Rodney in this book, Teyla's wise assessment, Ronon's protectiveness, Lorne's leadership qualities and Carson's deep care for his friends. Zelenka and Kusanagi were an added bonus. And the story itself was amazing too. The book turned out to be a real page-turner for me. Simply awesome!

I loved this book, the character descriptions and personalities were perfect, exactly like the awesome actors from the TV show. It had a great story line, that kept getting better and better, I couldn't put it down, and plan on reading it again and again. If you love the TV show you will love this book!

The back of the book says, "When Dr. Rodney McKay unlocks an Ancient mystery on a distant moon, he discovers a terrifying threat to the Pegasus galaxy. Determined to disable the device before it's discovered by the Wraith, Colonel John Sheppard and his team navigate the treacherous ruins of an Ancient outpost. But attempts to destroy the technology are complicated by the arrival of a stranger - a stranger who can't be trusted, a stranger who needs the Ancient device to return home. Cut off from backup, under attack from the Wraith, and with the future of the universe hanging in the balance, Sheppard's team must put aside their doubts and step into the unknown. However, when your mortal enemy is your only ally, betrayal is just a heartbeat away..."

This is the first Atlantis book I've read because I prefer SG-1 over Atlantis, but this was on my birthday wishlist anyway. This book was actually excellantly written and pretty exciting. The story would make a fantastic two-part episode or a direct-to-dvd movie. The plot twists are of the worst-case scenario variety, but they're not overdone or ridiculous. I thought the action pacing was good, the characters were well written and accurate in mannerism and speech. This was a very enjoyable book. This story takes place sometime recently after Atlantis has deceived the Wraith into thinking the city has been destroyed. The plot centers around a quantum mirror and an alternate reality where the wraith species consider feeding on sentient species a crime worthy of death. Characters from the show in the book include: John Sheppard, Teyla, Ronon, McKay, Zalenka, Carson Beckett, Major Lorne, Elizabeth Weir, Colonel Caldwell, Hermiod, Dr. Novak, and Miko Kusanagi. Well worth reading and highly recommended.

When I read this one I was hoping for different story line then the issue with another quantum mirror showing up since they took that aspect and idea a little too far in SG-1 over the last few years and use something else. But it was nice to have the main characters in this one this time around. But rather then messing with the time-line for each story they should have put this one as number 4 rather than number 6. I thought it was a good story either way.