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Shiva In Steel by Fred Saberhagen
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Shiva In Steel

by Fred Saberhagen

Series: Berserker (14)

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  mcolpitts | Aug 1, 2009 |
This book was all right, but I had a hard time getting in to it at the front of the book. It seemed to pick up about half way through, and then got real exciting. Unfortunately, the end wasn’t what I hoped it would be: Shiva, the berserker that was the subject of the book was left quite unresolved—you don’t know whether it survived or not. Endings left open like that annoy me when you know there isn’t a continuation of the story. ( )
  Homechicken | Feb 14, 2007 |
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This is another installment in Fred Saberhagen's ongoing saga of war between humanity and the almost-sentient death machines known as Berserkers. For long years the war has been at a stalemate, with humanity managing to fend off the bulk of Berserker attacks and even strike back from time to time. But on a remote planet called Hyperborea, things are about to change. The Berserkers have developed a new tactical computer that has proven unbeatable, and it could spell the death of all living things in the galaxy. A last-ditch effort to destroy the machine, code-named Shiva, has failed, and now the only thing that stands between Shiva and certain victory is a handful of humans that circumstance has thrown together on Hyperborea. In this Berserker book, Saberhagen returns to all of the things that have made his series such a mainstay in science fiction. His heartless enemy machines are as treacherous as ever, and the fragile humans who most stop them may not be perfect, but they are resourceful. --Craig E. Engler

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