Title: Lots of dressing, not much meat
Product review: Both this book and Stardoc (the first in the series) are very gripping when you first start reading. Then you start descovering that the plot is poor except for some very interesting ideas. The poorness of the plot is then compensated buy lots of text, with parallel or sideway developments that lead nowhere. Dr. Cherijo spends her time bumping into clues that she thinks important that she never purues until close to the end of the book where everything is revealed. Of course, to ensure that you will buy the next book, the end has always something that is misterious or puzzling to ensure that you buy the next book.
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