by Catherine Asaro
In the near future a cyborg turns up at Samantha Bryton's doorstep, wanting her help in aserting his right to life. This turns into a chase around the world to escape the various people who want him, all for different reasons. It's not a bad read but it's not a great read, it lost my attention a f...
First complaint, the woman on the front looks like Little Orphan Annie all grown up. The woman describes her blonde hair in the book brushing her shoulders. Uh, what the hell! Do the cover artists not get any pertinent information or they get the gist of the story and are able to go with whatever ...
This one that didn't care much for, despite wanting to really like it. The main character was fairly transparent, the plot predictable, and by the end I didn't give a damn. There's a sequel, but I'm not going there. Only for the die hard fans. Three stars only.For the longer review, please go here:h...
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