Literary Significance and Criticism
Fossil Hunter was met with similar critical acclaim as Far-Seer, with the Science Fiction Chronicle calling it "every bit as good as its excellent precessor." Again, reviewers praised the characterisation, worldbuilding, and its approach on the issue of science vs religion.
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