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Loading... Utopia (2002)by Lincoln Child
Good read. Sort of had it figured out in the first 100 pages. Way too much techy talk. Am wondering if Angus Poole has his own book. Hope so. ( )Although this book had more technical info about the workings of an amusement park and robotics than I cared for, it was still better than most other Lincoln Child books that he wrote on his own that I've read. The story kept me reading. I was a little disappointed with this book hence the 2 star rating. I have been studiously reading my way through all the Preston/Child novels so thought I would dip into this as well. Maybe the standard of character development and script in the Pendergast series spoiled this one for me. I found the personal relationships between Dr Warne and his daughter and his ex-girlfriend very strained or forced.Something didn't ring true about his intuition regarding his daughter's peril. His inner dialogue about being a reluctant hero grated as well. The ending seemed to come too quickly and left me feeling like justice hadn't been properly meted out to the 'bad guys'. a techno thriller, very fast paced What a fun ride (pun intended). I'm not going to say this was a work of brilliance or cataclysmic achievement, but it kept me up at night turning the pages. It is fast paced...once the basic plot has been formed and just speeds up from there. It had it's cliche' moments but I can forgive that because it was well done. I am also sure there were plot holes and I did figure out one of the "whodunits" before it was revealed but this was the kind of book you shouldn't really focus too hard on the "science" and just go along with it. Recommended for those who enjoy the author and for those wanting a bit of mindless reading. no reviews | add a review
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