Title: Reminds me of the good ol' days of SF
Product review: Stardoc is nothing more than a good story set in a science fiction universe. No politics, no big the-world-should-work-this-way-or-we'll-all-die theme. It's just a lot of fun. Cherijo, who is a doctor on a backwater alien world, simply wanted to get away from her dominating father. With her she carries a terrible secret that could ruin not only him, but could end her own life as well.Viehl was a medic in the USAF, and it shows. It's almost as if Viehl actually operated on alien species. The SF fan in me screaches over a number of scientific impossibilities (human/alien half-breeds, for one--we'd be lucky if aliens even used DNA for a genetic structure), but in the end it doesn't matter. SF, like all fiction, is designed to entertain, and Stardoc certainly does that.
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