Andrew Horne

This is a very creative imagining of the future. In this future, people and computers are highly integrated and bots do most of the dirty work. The plot centers around an assassination committed by 2 people which then keeps them on the run for the rest of the book.

I find this book very hard to describe even though I liked it a lot. If you like sci-fi, you will enjoy this. The main characters are well developed and easy to like. It has a very distinctive "Mad Max" kind of feel to it.

The only downside is that it is often hard to tell what is real and what is virtual. I'm not sure if the author did that on purpose or not. Also, the world he's describing is so different from ours that a little more explanation of some things would be in order. That is something I almost never say about a book.

As difficult as this book may be to describe, it is a very good piece of storytelling and well written. It kept me engaged and curious.

The author gave me a copy for review through librarything giveaways. Thanks for the chance to read it!… (plus d'informations)

I tried my best to read this book and managed to get about a third of the way through. However the genre of science fiction in this extreme form is not to my taste. I put this down to my own lack of imagination. The book was well worth reading for the genre, well written with only two grammatical errors in the first third of the book that I did read. The storyline and characters were interesting and I might yet return to finish the book at a later time. For this reason I felt it inappropriate for me to score this book.… (plus d'informations)