Title: Slow and frustrating
Product review: I was looking for another good sci fi to read after I finished Elizabeth Kerner's "Song in the Silence," I didn't find on in this book. Can you say slow.. I think I finally started to care what happened around page 500 out of a 625 page book. It took way too long to build any rapport with the charecters, and Brin's style of skipping from one charecter's prespective and individual plot line to another added to the muddle. I made me even madder when NO resolution was brought to any of the varied plots, they were all, "to be continued in the next book ... and then the next book after that." This was not my best spent use of $6.00 nor will I invest in any more of the triolgy. If anyone feels like summing up what happens, drop me a note.
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