Writing was so drab. Also very male gaze-y.

The Polymorph is Max Nowaz's second book in a series. I read the first book, "The Arbitrator," two years ago, so I was quite excited to see where things would go this time.I won't deny that it took me a while to get back into the groove of the book and familiarize myself with the characters and the world. However, it was a joy. I started getting flashbacks to the events that happened in the first book, and the enjoyment returned to me this time around. The vivid storytelling and dynamic characte...

The Polymorph by Max Nowaz is a brilliant fusion of mystery, science fiction, and dark humor that transports readers to an unsettling and unusual world. The protagonist of the book is Tony, a regular guy who buys an alien artifact and inadvertently finds himself mixed up in a strange chain of events. The disconcerting potential of the artifact to change living things into new forms—its ultimate power—quickly becomes the central theme of an exciting and frequently unnerving tale.Nowaz masterfully...

Max Nowaz's "The Polymorph" picks up where its predecessor, "The Arbitrator," left off. It's a story that takes Jim Brown, an arbitrator with newfound alien heritage, from the throes of revolution on the distant colony of Pirrus back to Earth, where the intrigue deepens. The pacing is methodical, much like a chess match, where every piece moves with intention and forethought. The book doesn’t rush to reveal its secrets or its characters' motives, which seems to be a deliberate choice by Nowaz to...

Max Nowaz's The Polymorph, was an intriguing sci fi thriller, i was drawn into another universe that was brimming with secrets, lies, mystery and dramas, in the middle of of all this is Jim Brown, an Arbitrator, with identity issues, who finds himself entangled in a web lies and danger, whilst on a mission to save the world!Its the characters that bring this book to life and give it depth. Brown (the main protagonist) is an individual whose personal struggles form the gist of the story, and the ...

I just finished The Polymorph by Max Nowaz, It's got this mix of the known and the unknown, and the story starts off with this guy, Jim Brown. He's not your average Joe, though. He's an Arbitrator with alien blood and a big role in a power game that's way above my pay grade. As I followed his journey, it felt like I was right there with him, navigating through political mazes, digging into his past, and trying to stop a war that's just on the horizon.This isn't just your run-of-the-mill dystopia...

Really enjoyed reading this book!
Max has an easy way of writing. I read it within a few days and can only recommend get this and his other books as well!

Reading The Polymorph by Max Nowaz was like stepping into another realm, a meticulously crafted universe that resonated within me long after I turned the final page. From the moment I was introduced to the character of Arbitrator Jim Brown, his journey, and the intricate web of secrets, politics, and alien influence, I was entranced.Nowaz's vivid and sparkling prose took me from my world and planted me firmly in the middle of a grand space adventure. His knack for characterization and attention ...

Adventures on another planet - sort of like Earth! A great readBritish author Max Nowaz has stepped away from the corporate world to devote his time to writing – novels, poetry, children’s books, and screen and stage plays. His books to date include TIMBI’S DREAM, GET RICH OR GET LUCKY, THE ARBITRATOR, and now THE POLYMORPH - a novel that provides a continuation of the theme of THE ARBITRATOR, in a refreshing escapade that substantiates the author’s authority in defining epic fantasies in the dy...

 I always have loved reading fiction books. I found reading science fiction fascinating, particularly this book, The Polymorph. I have been waiting impatiently for this sequel after reading The Arbitrator. This science fiction adventure novel is very action-packed from the beginning to the end, with excellent narrative and a compelling plot and enjoyable dialogue lines. I love the idea of the aliens being able to change shape and live with humans on Earth without people realising it. I like the ...