Well I’ve made it all the way thorough this series in the last couple of years. I’ve changed while reading these books, though not because of reading them, as much as the style of the series changed over time. Some of the books were very good while others should have been left out. All in all it was an interesting story line.

I found this book while looking though lists on Amazon.com. It recieved high praise there and for good cause. I checked it out from my local library and am hooked on the series. The characters are three dimensional, the plotline is not predictable and there are no long lags in the story. I found that a few times as he switched from character to character the story would slow and he built the scene, but then the pace would soon quicken and make the respit worth while.
A very well written fantasy novel, from an author I had never heard of.

This movie relied entirely too much on CGI and camera tricks for scares and very little on plot and good acting.

Yeah, fogetaboutit! I loved it. Neal has been my favorite author for a while now and I am glad that I have now read another of his better known works. Being cyberpunk, it had a more William Gibson feel to it than his later stuff. Still a good story and a fun read.

I loved all of the illustrations and creativity that went into it. Hope the next volume in this series comes out soon.

For being 460 pages, this book read very quickly. The fact that it was written in 3rd grade english and was deviod of any thought provoking material must have had something to do with this as well.

Why were nearly all of the women explicitly described as golen haired and slim? Of course the one that wasn’t was obsessed with her weight. Why were all of the guys “hunky”? With such shallow two dimentional characters, I am left wishing that they all died of radiation poisoning.

What was the point of this story? Most of the “plotline” was irrelevant. In many books I would expect this text to go into character development; not here. It just went into unimportant, I hesitate to use the word, sub-plots.

This was my first Ben Bova book and I am fairly sure it will be my last. How this man won numerous awards for his work is beyond me.

The story is good, but what you will enjoy about this book are the illustrations.

This book, the next to last in the series, was a refreshing departure from the boilerplate boredom of the previous free. I’m interested to see where they will go for the last one.

I’m not sure why or how I avoided reading this book for so long. It was an excellent read, and I’m sure it has been analyzed and critiqued hundreds of times far better than I could. I will just say that if you haven’t read it, you should.

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