Quantum Gravity: Down to the Bone (Paperback)

from richardtaylor

The End? I enjoyed the conclusion of the series: probably the last two being my joint favourites. Not that I am much wiser about what the Quantum Bomb was or even how many "worlds" there are (was there a 7th or not?). Ultimately that seems beyond the point, which I think is that no-one really und...

from snitchbitch

I've enjoyed this series immensely, and I'm extremely happy to say that this (final) book is just as good - if not better - than the first! The books in between, while good, did sometimes get confusing. Not only was "Down To The Bone" easy to read, but it also tied up most of the loose ends that ...

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What a long, strange trip it has been... with flashes of humor, convulsing and convoluted mythology, treachery and loyalty twisting back on each other like snakes, and at long last, some measure of peace for a world that has lost none of its strangeness but just a bit of its peril. Robson does a ...

from Shrike58

Though I did myself no favors taking over a year to return to this series, it does speak a bit to my major structural complaint with this over-stuffed metaphysical adventure. While I can understand Robson's purpose in taking the roundabout way to get her climax, as otherwise the hard process of r...

from richardtaylor

The End? I enjoyed the conclusion of the series: probably the last two being my joint favourites. Not that I am much wiser about what the Quantum Bomb was or even how many "worlds" there are (was there a 7th or not?). Ultimately that seems beyond the point, which I think is that no-one really und...