Agent cormac series7/3/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() Now to post about the fifth and final book in the series, which I've just finished reading. ![]() This series successfully melds together the invented science with the story, so while the wide range of technology might be seen as shovelling in the shiny stuff (as some Fantasy authors do with magic just to up the stakes, but at the cost of weakening the logic), here the variety is meaningful and not random, in spite of the wide ranging imagination deployed. Something I haven't mentioned before, but should have. Even so, and as with its predecessors, the book has its own arc and so could - if one really wanted to spoil the overall experience - read it as a standalone. It becomes ever more clear that the author is building up to a big climax. I can't think of anything I didn't like and would recommend it to anyone (unless they truly, hate multiple PoV characters in a chapter), but suggesting that they read books I, II and III first ( Gridlinked, Line of Polity and Brass Man respectively). Apologies if there's another thread dealing with this, the fourth of Neal Asher's Ian Cormac series.Īgain, the author ups the stakes and the quality of the story in this book. ![]()
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