ANOTHER EDGE REVIEW
It's here at Total Sci-Fi, and the reviewer, Paul Simpson, absolutely gets it. "What starts off as a simple missing persons enquiry develops into a full-blown coup against a fascist state..." is a pretty good precis of the book.
He describes the setting as dystopian, one that "unlike many... seems all too plausible" but where people just get on with their lives. Absolutely! And he mentions "action sequences highly reminiscent of Adam Hall's Quiller spy novels." For me, there is no finer praise.
It's here at Total Sci-Fi, and the reviewer, Paul Simpson, absolutely gets it. "What starts off as a simple missing persons enquiry develops into a full-blown coup against a fascist state..." is a pretty good precis of the book.
He describes the setting as dystopian, one that "unlike many... seems all too plausible" but where people just get on with their lives. Absolutely! And he mentions "action sequences highly reminiscent of Adam Hall's Quiller spy novels." For me, there is no finer praise.
posted by John Meaney at
23:16
2 Comments:
How soon can we expect to see it in print on the other side of the pond?
Hi Max... Edge will come out in August, from the same publishers. Other titles from Angry Robot (the new HarperCollins imprint) should start appearing in bookstores during April, so everything should be bedded in nicely by August.
Hope you enjoy it!
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