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Review Date: 12/5/2010
A fast moving, violent and engrossing tale of a sci-fi/cyberpunk mystery. A specialist is brought back to earth from another world to solve a unique problem. FWIW, there is a blend of descriptive sex, language, violence, and some very different sci-fi themes and ideas. Great writing and well worth the read.
Review Date: 11/9/2010
Not a bad start to the trilogy. A lot of character building and introductions to a large handful of players, that at the time you are not quite sure why or what they will accomplish. Well enough written to keep things moving along and gets steadily better as it progresses to the end. The story ramps up in book 2, so get this first one and start reading.
Review Date: 2/8/2011
Wow...never again. A barely mediocre story of utterly boring magic that really goes nowhere. I had to struggle to finish it. (I have read about 440 books) I have no idea where the favorable reviews come from on this one. Written well? Well, I guess so...but so what.
Review Date: 12/8/2011
Barely finished this one. A slow, political soap opera with some forced 'drama'. Would not have finished if I had not had some interest in the characters already.
Review Date: 10/15/2010
Helpful Score: 1
A quick, intense read. I don't really rate S. Kings books very high on a personal enjoyment level, but this book is realllly an exception. The usual S. King foul language and so forth are in this book, but again the intensity and pace of the story is awesome. Also, dont let the crap Arnold movie stop you from reading it.
Review Date: 11/4/2010
A different sci-fi book by the great A.D. Foster. Good pacing and other than expected world and characters.
Review Date: 12/3/2011
Somewhat let down over a hyped book. Average overall story.
But, very well written and easy to read and does have some interesting concepts and ideas.
But, very well written and easy to read and does have some interesting concepts and ideas.
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