by Walter Jon Williams, Don Leslie
I have nev read a bad WJW book. I would say most of what I have read of he has been very middle of the road. This book is no exception. Some good concepts and the usual workmanlike plotting and such from WJW in this volume. There was nothing in this book that lifted it from the crowd of SF books out...
This was one of those books my husband picked for me to read. Sci-fi usually isn't my cup of tea, but I did end up enjoying this one because of the mystery involved. It took a while to get going, but once it did I got absorbed in it. It got really interesting when he finally started finding clues to...
The clone of a mercenary named Steward wakes up and is tasked with finding out who killed the original. The only problem is his memories are fifteen years out of date. The Beta Steward wanders through his Alpha's former life, piecing together the last fifteen years in an effort to solve his murder...
Sci-fi of the sort that would make a good action movie...When Etienne Steward signed up to go fight a war on Sheol, he took theprecaution of buying insurance... In the case of his death, a clonewould be created, complete with the most recent backup of hismemories. Now, Steward Beta has been activate...
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