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Code Noir by Marianne De Pierres
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Time Warner Books Uk (2004), Paperback

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Tags:australian science fiction, RoRette
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Parrish survived the Tert war, but now, in order to make good on her promise to the feral children, she's going to have to take over Jamon's territory and hold it against the 'goboys and any other street scum with ambitions. The Eskaalim hiding inside her wants out, and if that wasn't enough to occupy her, the Cabal Coomera Tribe has decided to let Parrish look for their missing shamans (with a generous two week deadline before they hunt her, instead). Loyl Daac is still around, still fascinating, and still very much bent on taking over and reestablishing his gens. It's a bit much to deal with, but Parrish isn't one to back down from a challenge or disappoint those who're depending on her. With a whole new crew to worry about, including a mangy, Borgia dograt, a Pet, and some genetically modified children, Parish has her hands full.

It's a fast, bloody, violent ride, and of course the conclusion leaves the door open for a sequel. Not the best place to join the rollercoaster that is Parrish's life, however. Do yourself a favor, and track down Nylon Angel first. ( )
  fssunnysd | Feb 3, 2008 |
This book was a good follow-up from the first Parrish Plessis novel (Nylon Angel). In this book, Parrish takes over her old boss’ turf, but is soon blackmailed into rescuing some kidnapped techno-shaman. Nearly getting herself killed in the process, Parrish manages to rescue (some of) them and witness the upheaval of “Dis”, an even worse-off area than the Tert Parrish lives in.

It was a good book, a quick read, but I’m not hanging on to the series. I don’t know if I’ll read the next book. Maybe if I run out of other things to read… ( )
  Homechicken | Dec 8, 2007 |
After a violent conflict over the Tert, Parrish comes out the other side somewhat successful. She is now a boss in her own right, with her own income stream and people that want to work for her.

There is still the higher level situation to deal with, and again the machinations of others involve her as he goes on a hazardous mission to Dis, where genetic experimentation and what, if anything, is sharing her body drive her to finding out what is going on.

She has to work out if she is a saviour, or not.

http://notfreesf.blogspot.com/2007/01... ( )
  bluetyson | Jan 25, 2007 |
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The Tert war is over, and bodyguard Parrish Plessis has gotten a piece of the toxic pie-and the responsibilities that go along with it. To pay off a blood debt to the Cabal Coomera tribe, she must enter the heart of tekno-darkness-the slum town of Dis-to find their missing shamans and to kill her ex-lover Daac. But Parrish still has feelings for Daac-feelings that run as deep as the high-tech parasite he infected her with. Bad blood never boiled like this. REVIEW; The world of Parrish Plessis is complex, frenzied, bloody and improbably dangerous. (Warpcore SF)

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