Trinity's Children: Paradigm 2045, Book 1

When I bought this book I believed it was for teenagers. I would say teens and adults will enjoy it. The story was good. It was well thought out and well organized making this a good book. While listening to the story, listen to the story around or outside the main story. It is an interesting look on how this world really operates behind the scenes. Perhaps we should take a closer look at our world and wonder if something like this could really come to pass. I’m talking about the way the government acted in this book. Otherwise it was a good story and an interesting plot. I’m not going to ruin anything about the story for anyone. Though it is an interesting take on the lazarus tale.

One of the best books I’ve read.. characters are believable, plot is decent and science is at least possible.. a good read!!

I really enjoyed Trinity's Children and plan to read the next book right away. I have one point of criticism first. The editing was terrible. There were frequent grammatical and spelling mistakes, at least on the Kindle edition. Lie/lay were used incorrectly. The possessive form of its always had an incorrect apostrophe. It's "deja vu" not deja vous. If you have two Damiens it is a plural and should have no apostrophe. Is Kindle perhaps not edited?BUT I loved the book--original, exciting, funny. The character development and interaction is wonderful. My favorite part was the frequent references to other science fiction books and movies and the fact that those sometimes became part of the plot. A book that references Heinlein, Star Trek, AND Doctor Who? How fun is that? On to book two!

I have been a reader since I was 12 and I am currently 53 and I have to say it "WOW" when Amazon started the Kindle program I was around but didn't want to buy a tablet just to read but when the app was revealed it's been a great reading journey and thank you to the authors who like this story has made reading so much more fun great book great story and thank you

It was interesting use of possible science. I loved the use of Star Trek. Robert Ross likes to use pop culture in his stories, which I appreciate, even if I have to look some of them up.