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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. ZB7 ( )(Amy) This book lacked some of the awesome that is associated with the earlier volumes, mostly by being primarily a collection of vignettes with a rather loose - and uninteresting - framing story. Many of the vignettes themselves were interesting, but I think they suffered for being squeezed into this form, and would have served better if left to be another collection of short stories instead. Nonetheless, given how much I've enjoyed previous Company books, there was an awful lot of awesome to be lost before the book would drop anywhere near average, let alone below readability, and it still managed to clear both of those bars with ease. Still, I'm hoping the next one picks back up a bit. ( http://weblog.siliconcerebrate.com/ze... ) One of my favorites in the series. Kept moving and I did not feel compelled to skip paragraphs as I have in other books of this series. I am in love with Lewis. His character developed the best and continued to grow into a man I would want to know in every book. See In the Garden of Iden. no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 076531455X, Hardcover)Take a ride through time with the devil. In the sixth book of the Company series, we meet Executive Facilitator General Labienus. He's used his immortal centuries to plot a complete takeover of the world since he was a young god-figure in Sumeria. In a meditative mood, he reviews his interesting career. He muses on his subversion of the Company black project ADONAI. He considers also Aegeus, his despised rival for power, who has discovered and captured a useful race of mortals known as Homo sapiens umbratilis. Their unique talents may enable him to seize ultimate power. Labienus plans a double cross that will kill two birds with one stone: he will woo away Aegeus's promising protege, the Facilitator Victor, and at the same time dispose of a ghost from his own past who has become inconvenient. The Hugo-nominated novella "Son Observe The Time," telling that part of the story, is integrated into the narrative. Fans of the series will love this book, and new readers will be enthralled. (retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:04 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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