Stargate Atlantis: Dead End

This was a super fast paced story that was so exciting that I read it all in one good read.The characters act just like you know they should or would be in the series and they are all used in good proportion. I thought the planet and the people there were well written and you were transported to their very cold world. A super book!

For a tie-in novel, this was not a bad book. I bought it on a whim because I needed another book to get free shipping and I figured why not, seeing as how it John and Rodney on the cover and I've been deeply missing Atlantis. Basically, the team gets stuck on an ice planet due to their usual exploring shenanigans and have to find their way back interacting with the natives and Ancient technology along the way. It's fairly Sheppard and McKay-centric with some Ronon and Teyla thrown in, though I'll admit to skimming a bit through the latter two's scenes. They just didn't appeal all that much. All in all, one of the better SGA books.

This a one of the better books about the Stargate Atlantis Team.The story is really good, you don't know about the shadows which takes the foreign people almost till the end.The characters are written as they act in the show, you can laugh about the dialogues as you can by watching the show.It is even worth a second (or more) time reading.Only 4 points, because I think the characters could have been written a little better, but it is indeed good enough.

Well written, very enjoyable read! Kept me in suspense all the way through!

I really enjoyed this book which mostly covered Sheppard and his team being trapped on a frozen planet with littlehope of getting back to Atlantis and then finding a people with a mystery to solve whilst almost freezing to death