Las Huellas de Dios (Paperback)

from LisaMorr

This was a real page-turner. I got through it very quickly. It started very fast, with the narrator videotaping himself in case he was killed. This book was ostensibly about a secret government project to create Artificial Intelligence. It also got into the moral/ethical issues associated with te...

from miyurose

I was a little wary of this book at first. I thought it might be too technical, or too physicsy (yes, I make up words), or too religious, or too philosophical. Turns out, it was just right. Which was a relief, since I just had to stop reading Robin Cook's Coma because it was so boringly technical...

from Jarratt

"The Footprints of God" is not new territory-machine overcomes man to rule him. But it's done so well, it's very enjoyable and fresh. By the time I nearly finished this book, I realized who it reminded me of-Michael Crichton. And for Mr. Iles, that's a very fine compliment indeed. "The Footprints...

from turtlesleap

What if human intelligence could be uploaded into a mega-computer? Not exactly a new question but Iles has done his usual excellent job of fleshing the story out with good characters and interesting plotting to make an interesting, if not compelling, read.

from susandennis

I am a huge Greg Iles fan but I'm not sure, if this is the first one of his I'd ever read, whether I'd go looking for something else of his. It had all the right elements, fascinating story (maybe a little too out there for my taste), good characters all of whom are fully respected by the author....