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Interesting and disturbing.
The CID part was a good read. I always wonder how far from reality things like these CID robots really are. DB did a good job working that part of his story. Richter seems like just about the guy he would have to be in order to engineer those CIDs.
The part I found disturbing was how reasonable the attack on the White House was made to be. Throw in some sabotage at nearby National Guard units, some confusion, some bad guys in good guy uniforms, and all the rest of the s ...more
The CID part was a good read. I always wonder how far from reality things like these CID robots really are. DB did a good job working that part of his story. Richter seems like just about the guy he would have to be in order to engineer those CIDs.
The part I found disturbing was how reasonable the attack on the White House was made to be. Throw in some sabotage at nearby National Guard units, some confusion, some bad guys in good guy uniforms, and all the rest of the s ...more
A new series from Brown finds a unit of supersoldiers in robot like suits teaming up with traditional units and law enforcement to track down terrorists. Thought the books jumped around quite a bit and I figured out the ending early on so wasn’t a whole lot of surprise.
Decent book. Not awesome, but okay.
Classic Brown Techno-Thriller...the 1st in the Jason Richter, Project Talon series involving the tactical use of the CID (Cybernetic Infantry Device)...In this on the US & a major energy firm is under siege by a world-wide environmental organization in control of a former Russian military man...Decent read!
Sep 23, 2009
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