Planet Janitor Book Review

Ok so science fiction is not really my favorite genre and sometimes I even have a hard time following it. ‘Planet Janitor’ however was not the case, I actually enjoyed this suspense filled novel. It was an adrenaline-filled fast-paced adventure.

From the moment they arrive on the planet nothing goes right. They are faced with some crazy fierce monsters that they are unprepared to battle.

It had a lot of heart and I know the author is going to do big things in the science fiction world if not other genres as well.

There were a few unbelievable parts in the book for me, and a few overused alien cliches but I guess that is to be expected. I will forgive it because it takes a lot for me to like a book in this genre and I did like this one.

I enjoyed “Planet Janitor: Custodian of the Stars” and I hope to read more from Chris soon.

Planet Janitor: Custodian of the Stars

Chris Stevenson

Sci-fi

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