Science in the Capital Sixty Days and Counting, Book 3, (Paperback)

from DinadansFriend

this is the last of Robinson's series on the climate change debate. His characters all have their lives somewhat in order, though I can't see how his minimalist character could have summoned the mental energy to conduct his mental life. I've lived in a tent for the summer, and after a while I had...

from alexbook

Better than the second book; not as good as the first. Frank is just too annoying to be the protagonist of a trilogy of fairly thick books.

from dasam

I wanted to like this concluding volume of Robinson's trilogy more than I did--in fact, parts were very good. What holds me back and reduces my rating is primarily the naive politics, often expressed in unbelievable blog "chats" by the President of the US. The conspiracy suspense story is fun and...

from jwilker

Great trilogy. I've just started the third installment, but the first two were interesting to say the least.

from nmele

The final book of a trilogy about climate change and public policy. Maybe because the author is wrapping things up, and making a point throughout all three novels about climate change, I didn't get quite the same kick out of this one as I did the previous two novels. Still, one of the better read...