This is book three of Grant's Millennium Quartet; the other two were SYMPHONY and IN THE MOOD. And like book two, I didn't really enjoy this book all that much. It wasn't bad but there really wasn't anything in it to really call out and make it good. This time the story follows Trey, a gambler living near Las Vegas who is able to tap in to the ability to talk with machines, rocks, things; Trey then uses this ability to win at the slot machines. Of course, he has a troublesome past and must face horseman number three: Plague. The problem was that there wasn't too much more to the story than that. I felt that it moved too slow, not enough happened and the most interesting thing was a mysterious couple that was never really explained, leaving me with a sense of incompleteness. Now this one did set a lot of things up for the final book so all my questions might be answered there, and from the set up it appears pretty promising. We'll just have to wait and see. ( )

Book Three of the Millenium Quartet. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are coming. The third, Plague, is already in Las Vegas...

This is good stuff.