A review by lyndiane
Waypoint Kangaroo by Curtis C. Chen
5.0
What an entertaining and satisfying read! I found this by accident, when I was looking for something completely unrelated.
Kangaroo is a trouble magnet with the ability to open a multidimensional pocket (something like Rincewind's luggage, but without the homicidal tendencies). He's a bit mouthy, so when the ultra secret agency he works for is faced with a major security audit, Kangaroo is sent on an all-expenses-paid trip to Mars to keep him away from any unwelcome scrutiny.
It's not long before a lot of brown stuff hits a VERY big fan and Kangaroo is up to his neck in a conspiracy, plots and counter plots, not to mention a planet-sized... going to stop here, you'll have to read it yourself.
Really, really hope the author doesn't limit himself to just 2 books; I want a lot MORE please!!!
Kangaroo is a trouble magnet with the ability to open a multidimensional pocket (something like Rincewind's luggage, but without the homicidal tendencies). He's a bit mouthy, so when the ultra secret agency he works for is faced with a major security audit, Kangaroo is sent on an all-expenses-paid trip to Mars to keep him away from any unwelcome scrutiny.
It's not long before a lot of brown stuff hits a VERY big fan and Kangaroo is up to his neck in a conspiracy, plots and counter plots, not to mention a planet-sized... going to stop here, you'll have to read it yourself.
Really, really hope the author doesn't limit himself to just 2 books; I want a lot MORE please!!!