from eviljosh

This book was significantly better than the first in this series (though that one wasn't bad). The big difference is that this is a single story told in detail, rather than a series of short stories stitched together into a novel.The plot still focuses on an attempt to recover stealth technology,...

from capiam1234

Rusch never disappoints here. The buildup may have been a bit slow at first but once the teams start getting together everything sails towards the end.

from kevbayer

Be careful what you wish for should be the tagline for this book!

from Shrike58

Returning to the universe of "Diving Into the Wreck," the woman known only as "Boss" has carried through on her endeavor of building an enterprise capable of searching for and salvaging the derelict ships known as Dignity Vessels and has mounted an expedition to see if the oldest inhabited city i...

from JohnFair

The Diving Universe is one of my favourite science fiction universes ever since I encountered it in Asimov's Science Fiction magazine (or possibly Analog - it's been too long since I last encountered them!) and the transfer to novel length hasn't hurt the story telling one bit. I liked this novel...