Gap Cycle Forbidden Knowledge: The Gap Into Vision, Book 2, (Paperback)

from TadAD

After a rather tame beginning in The Real Story, this second volume in the series ratchets up the action substantially. Picking up where the first book left off in the story, Forbidden Knowledge rockets us around through sabotage, some minor space battles, the introduction of alien invasion, not ...

from StigE

Donaldson seems to hate his characters, but in their suffering he creates art.

from reading_fox

The beginning on of the real story if you like, it's also the most violent, as poor Morn endures yet more abuse at the hands of various pirates. She eventually ends up in the alien Ennoblement Station, where she can have her child "force grown" to maturity. At this point the answer she's found to...

from danconsiglio

Donaldson adds to the list of horrible things that he enjoys imagining doing to women. He even adds small children to the list just for good measure. I like the idea of a book that follows the inner thoughts of abusers engaging in abuse. It fits well with the goal of sci/fi being pushing at our c...

from Karlstar

This is much, much better than the first book in the series. Still dark, and still a lot fuzzy on the science, but at least it isn't as pointless as book 1.