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Sigh--some things seem totally out of place at the beginning (like it starts with a magician/witch at Constantinople in 1453 but this has nothing to do with the first 100 pages!) It has some mildly interesting science (like a different twist on Project Orion [use nukes to propel a spaceship]. Some stuff though makes no sense, like who they choose as the person to travel. Lousy female main character too.
— Jul 10, 2017 01:08PM
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Bob Lee
is on page 466 of 604
Bad: Cheng Xin (female protagonist), doesn't want to work on FTL drive so gives all her stuff to a fellow whom she doesn't trust and goes into hibernation. She made him promise to wake her if there's a major problem. Gets woken up, essentially stomps her foot and says, "Keep your promise!" and goes back into hibernation. Best part: multiple space habs but the workers' one doesn't rotate. All people and bldgs float!
— Jul 19, 2017 12:11PM
Bob Lee
is on page 377 of 604
Next 100 pages: An interesting intellectual question introduced. If there are aliens out there who destroy you as soon as they find out your planet hosts intelligence, what could you do to prove to them you are no threat (now or ever). But then it goes into a 33 page fairy tale!! (A fellow with aliens being closely watched makes one up to hint at something to help Earth. I was okay until it went on and on and on!!)
— Jul 16, 2017 12:17PM
Bob Lee
is on page 260 of 604
sigh--the few mildly interesting parts are overwhelmed with the totally annoying sections. I dislike the main gal even more now--she's a total wimp. She doesn't overcome adversity so much as get sent from one thing to another. And..I guess if you never heard of nor read "Flatland" you might find the many pages of traversing a higher dimension interesting.
— Jul 13, 2017 12:28PM
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I didn't care for the first 2 books in this series, so am hoping this concluding novel is better. I figured I needed to see how it ends given the time I spent reading the earlier releases. We'll see.
— Jul 07, 2017 05:25PM

