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Steven Allen
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A fairly good story so far with a little action and a little suspense. A lot of world building and scene setting, but not badly written.
— Jun 21, 2016 07:07PM
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Steven Allen
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I doubt that a devout Muslim would swear anything to Allah. Always found that line in the book as something that someone of the Islamic faith would not do
— Jun 15, 2018 01:07PM

Steven Allen
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Thankfully my awesome local library has all of these books on Kindle to borrow, keeping me from buying them all in electronic format as I own the paperbacks. My friend Iori properly classified these books as cyberpunk rather than the SciFi urban fantasy genre.
— Jun 12, 2018 12:38PM

Steven Allen
is on page 413 of 467
Loved the part where Sandy ripped through town doing 350 kph on a crotch rocket. Finally an author that gives an AI proper talent for faster-than man riding and evading. Story gotten better looking forward to pissed off Sandy armed with military hardware bent on revenge.
— Jun 27, 2016 10:26PM

Steven Allen
is on page 359 of 467
Story is still clipping along at a good pace. I like how Sandy has reunited with one of her former platoon members. I also like how despite his training the new GI did not just jump immediately to join Sandy and defect from the League. The new GI did jump immediately into bed with Sandy though. Some good action, with a FIA group attempting to direct the coup of the Tanushan government.
— Jun 25, 2016 07:15PM

Steven Allen
is on page 325 of 467
Book is getting better, with some interesting action with a little politics thrown in for good measure. I like how the GIs refer to each other by their series number.
— Jun 24, 2016 06:58PM

Steven Allen
is on page 293 of 467
This has been a good read so far. It is not on the level of Heinlein's Friday, but I definitely see similarities. Sandy is not bisexual (at least hasn't tried yet) unlike Friday. Sandy was made as a weapon of war rather than as a clandestine courier like Friday. Still a good read. So far, not worthy of a second read or adding to the library.
— Jun 22, 2016 08:42PM