Children of the Divide

“An absolutely shining example of using SF to hold a mirror up to our own society… one of the most powerful tools of science fiction, and Tomlinson wields it here like both a scalpel and a shotgun.”
– Strange Currencies

“Intelligent SF with a heap of action to keep everyone happy, this is the kind of SF that makes you want to adventure and explore, and makes you want to read more.”
– Morpheus Tales Reviews

“New mysteries, action and conspiracies – 4 stars.”
– Books in Brogan

“I’ve always said Tomlinson wrote imaginative, interesting books that more people should read. I’ll say it again now. This is intelligent science fiction, with interesting thoughts on the broader human condition, wrapped in an absolutely smashing story.”
– Sci-Fi and Fantasy Reviews

“An interesting sci-fi novel with analogies to current events, Children of the Divide is intriguing and fun with memorable characters and situations.”
– The Bibliotaph

“A thrilling entry in the series. 4.75/5 stars”
– The Mad Professah Lectures

“I really enjoyed the 12 hours I spent reading this science fiction novel… I give this novel a 4.5 out of 5.”
– John Purvis

Praise for the Children of a Dead Earth series

“There is so much good stuff wrapped inside The Ark: a locked-room murder mystery, bare-knuckle action, and the kind of hard-boiled science fiction that will make your brain pop. Climb aboard…”
– Adam Rakunas, author of Windswept

“This is the story I wish I had written. Generation ship. Detective story. Tomlinson takes such discordant elements and weaves them into a fascinating story: a Manet painting, advanced probes, exoplanet imaging, and more. I’m hoping that this is the start of a new subgenre: detectives in space!”
– J Daniel Batt, author of Young Gods: A Door Into Darkness