Review of Sent to Watch

Kshitija Sonawane · Post by **Kshitija Sonawane** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:03

This book is about a world in the past. There are aliens who want to monitor Earth. They don't wish to interfere but they want to study it for many generations. Congratulations on the BOTD, and best wishes for future projects.

19 Jul 2024, 18:10

Multiple "Earth's" with the same people fascinates me. I definitely want to try this book. Because of the plot and science, it would be a difficult book to wrote and stay on point with it.

Post by **Supritika Ghatak** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:17

David J. Lebenstein's captivating sci-fi novel "Sent to Watch" follows the Interplanetary Intelligence Service as they monitor 52 Earths. With an extraterrestrial threat looming, agents on Earth 48 face significant challenges. The dual naming and detailed storytelling highlight universal themes and the core of humanity.

Jorge Leon Salazar · Post by **Jorge Leon Salazar** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:26

This science fiction book presents a creative story with a multiplanetary system with many "Earths." It highlights problems in today's world, such as selfish human interests linked to work.

Goodness Kene · Post by **Goodness Kene** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:30

It seems like an interesting read. I like science fictions mixed with historical fiction. Ready about 'Earths' would be amazing. Nice review.

Post by **Slippy Spectrum** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:34

Fascinating review! I completely agree with your assessment of "Sent to Watch". The author's use of dual identities for the agents is indeed fascinating, and the themes of unity and selfishness are so relevant to our world today.

Nemanja Jankovic · Post by **Nemanja Jankovic** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:39

"Sent to Watch" by David J. Lebenstein is a science fiction book whose plot revolves around the Interplanetary Intelligence Service. They observe the development of the new 52 Earths. I like how believably human selfishness is described.

Rose Angela · Post by **Rose Angela** » 19 Jul 2024, 18:43

“Sent to Watch” by David J. Lebenstein is a sci-fi novel about extraterrestrial agents observing Earth during the Regency era. They face a dilemma when they discover a hostile empire and must decide whether to break their noninterference protocol to help Earth prepare. The story includes themes of duty, love, and moral complexity.

ken4512 · Post by **ken4512** » 19 Jul 2024, 19:04

Thank you for your detailed review of the sci-fi novel Sent to Watch by David J. Lebenstein.
Sounds intriguing - interweaving an Interplanetary Intelligence Service with developments of different "Earths and historical fiction -- the British Empire. Compelling character development.
Planning to read it.

Post by **Jennifer Coxon** » 19 Jul 2024, 19:12

Sent to Watch is an intriguing piece of science fiction. In a universe where there are multiple planets called Earth at different stages of development, agents are sent to what we recognise as Earth in the 1800s to watch from different nations and understand human and technological developments. An interesting commentary on the time.

Abraham Ozo · Post by **Abraham Ozo** » 19 Jul 2024, 19:30

Sent to Watch offers a gripping exploration of parallel Earths, blending intricate world-building with suspenseful espionage. It is truly a standout in sci-fi literature.

Shewaofafrica · Post by **Shewaofafrica** » 19 Jul 2024, 19:36

Lebenstein's narrative mastery shines in Sent to Watch, seamlessly weaving complex character identities and societal reflections into a thrilling interplanetary saga.

Misael Carlos · Post by **Misael Carlos** » 19 Jul 2024, 20:09

I’m looking forward to digging this novel to find out about the interesting Earth 48, and of the The Interplanetary Intelligence Service will be able to succeed in their mission against the enemy.i love fantasy novels and this one is right up my alley.

Caterine Potes Morales · Post by **Caterine Potes Morales** » 19 Jul 2024, 20:10

Thanks for the detailed review! The concept of different 'Earths' and the interplanetary intelligence service sounds absolutely captivating. I’m particularly interested in how the agents adapt to their new identities and environments on Earth 48. Your point about the book reflecting real-world issues and selfish human interests is really intriguing. Looking forward to experiencing this blend of science fiction and insightful commentary!

Love Ukaegbu · Post by **Love Ukaegbu** » 19 Jul 2024, 20:15

With 52 different earths, this is science fiction, showing how selfish humans can be. It is a must-read, and I look forward to seeing what this book has in store. Your detailed review helps guide readers on what to expect from the book. Great recommendation.