The Line of Polity. Neal Asher (Paperback)

from othersam

Blood-curdling monsters, awesome tech, /obscenely/ large-calibre weaponry and explosions - oh, my! This book was FUN! ;)

from dmwald

This is one great Ian Cormac story. It is the second in the series, not counting the prequel (Shadow of the Scorpion). Although pretty lengthy (650 pages) it kept my interest all the way through. Lots of battle scenes, technology, cool weapons, deadly flora and fauna, interesting cast of characte...

from AnnieMod

If you liked Gridlinked, you will want to read this book. If you had not read it, you better go and read it before you continue with this one - not that the story does not stand on its own but a lot of details are too sparse if you did not have the backstory. The first novel in the universe showe...

from reading_fox

Meh, kind of ok, but there's little character engagement and that makes it hard to become engrossed. We keep jumping from character to character with little clear marking which doesn't help. Cormac has remained unlinked which kind of worked as an excuse for the first book, but isn't so relevant h...

from kenzen

The Cormac story continues and improves. The stakes certainly are higher and I wonder where we'll go from here. Moving on to the Brass Man, which promises the return of an annoying villain.