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25 ratings,
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published
March 1st 2009
by Eos
(first published 2009)
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Mass Market Paperback, 400 pages
isbn
0061443735
(isbn13: 9780061443732)
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…moreAndrea Cort became a "war criminal" at the age of eight when an unexplained darkness invaded her soul.
Now, decades later, the Devil is
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Read in February, 2009
A decent follow-up to the first book in the series, although not quite as strong. I can't put my finger on it, but while I read the books and enjoy them I can't quite get engrossed in them. There's some very interesting ideas at work, and I don't have any issues with characters or dialogue. It may be the fact that because of the nature of the first two books, which both center around murder mysteries, there's a lot of long interrogation scenes. These were offset in the first book, but take up...more
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Read in November, 2009
Talky, talky book. Good book, don't get me wrong, but very talky.
The ideas are what pull you along in this one, much like the first. Some of the characters are interesting, but none are truly compelling, so it's a good thing that the scientific and political concepts being floated are intriguing enough to stick with it. I'm just not sure I cared enough about this particular adventure, where there's much more interesting stuff to be done.
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The ideas are what pull you along in this one, much like the first. Some of the characters are interesting, but none are truly compelling, so it's a good thing that the scientific and political concepts being floated are intriguing enough to stick with it. I'm just not sure I cared enough about this particular adventure, where there's much more interesting stuff to be done.
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Read in February, 2009
Excellent follow up to Emissaries from the Dead. Even better, more suspenseful than that one with some twists and revelations that are predictable and some that came as a surprise to me.
The only downside is that this one truly begs for the next installment since it ends with a huge To Be Continued sign though not a cliffhanger.
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Read in October, 2009
I read the first one of these books and I really enjoyed that one and now this one (although a tiny bit less than the first for some reason). It's great Sci-Fi, no gloopy romance, this one is written a bit like an Agatha Christie mystery in space. I really really like the character and the melding of mystery and sci-fi and can't wait for the next installment.
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Read in July, 2009
A sequeltastic follow-up to "Emissaries for the Dead". For some reason this one didn't impress me as much as the first, although it successfully executes a similar mystery format, and does have a very solid ending.
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Read in January, 2009
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