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The tale of the events leading up to the first space war!
It is interesting how many parallel to COVID this book has. Makes me wonder if it was written during that time. It also seems like the authors first attempt to write a novel. The concept is engaging but the plot has too many layers. For example the start up plot, the film plot, the government mind control plot and the away from home plot. Lots of moving pieces.
There’s a lot about this sci-fi novel that I haven’t seen in other books of the genre. I really like the concept of knowledge transfer and how it’s almost a commodity. I think the main character is interesting but a lot of it is things are happening to him instead of taking action. I guess that’s how life can be sometimes. The ending is big cliffhanger, so I look forward to book II.