Agent of Chaos

by Rutledge Etheridge

While the Silver and Gold Fleets struggle to recover from their Great Battle, the "Grounders" are safe from the plundering of the space clans, and when renegades target a world for destruction, it is up to a Grounder spy to thwart any alliance between the clans. Original.

Genres: Science Fiction

Mass Market Paperback

First published August 1, 1997

Reviews

[Laura]

I really enjoyed Rutledge Etheridge's previous book so I bought this one when I found it.

It wasn't quite as good. I think it's because there are too many madmen. It makes sense that there'd be a lot of people going nuts with the societies set up but it also began to feel like a crutch.

I have hopes for some of the characters: Dane and Naomi.

[Kim]

I adore everything I've ever read by Rutledge Etheridge. The tactics and strategy of space battles and hand-to-hand or mind-to-mind combat are all brilliant and thought-provoking. The scale is epic. The characters are flawed, beautiful, memorable. One of the most undersung authors of the space opera and military sci fi genres, according to me.