I liked it well enough. There were some great science fiction moments in it. Lots of action but the ending left me a little cold. Seemed kind of half baked. Like I had seen it before.

It was an interesting variation on the cyber thriller and worth a look but I haven't decided if I am going to read the 2nd novel, this is directly related to the ending for me. Not sure I liked where the story was going. ( )

DNF @ page 170. Reads like an unimaginative, elderly arcade game - all random killings and destruction with a few uninspiring quests to get through before you can get to the next round of killing a bunch of no-names. Indescribably dull. ( )

I was enthralled by the scenario of this book, which was extremely detailed and well thought out. The book is set in 2110, during a second Cold War, and it starts with a bang - a huge terrorist attack that turns the tension into action. The book is extremely fast paced and deals with agents doing their things in the Earth-Moon system.

On the negative side, there's not a lot of character development. The characters are all acting and reacting and talking tough.

Still, I will definitely be finishing the trilogy and am looking forward to it.

I enjoyed this as a more modern SF novel than I normally read (usually stuff that predates the Internet), with cyberpunk elements that seem closer to the fantasies of today ��� people can hack over wireless connections! ��� but the geopolitical plot twisting and double-crosses seemed like crutches, not essential parts of a good story. Still, will likely read the next one in the trilogy. ( )

Fun book, but a bit confusing...three separate plots, many many characters - ah, what's happening? When there are double and triple crosses and the main characters start finding out that they are the bad guys...))too many wars and not enough character...(( ( )