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Title: Filled with ludicrous details, wooden characters, and turgid
Review: If Neville's been in banking, I have to wonder whether she ever saw a computer. Natural language interfaces like the ones she describes simply don't exist, and 20-year-old computers aren't treasures -- they're junk; your toaster can compute faster than they can. Such errors (not to mention errors in her descriptions of the Chips and Fedwire wire-transfer systems) make me doubt that the rest of the book has any details right. So this is all just science fiction, and if you're gonna write science fiction, you can make it a lot more interesting than this.Even so, this might be a decent excuse for an "airplane book" if the prose were any less wooden. I read passages aloud that made my wife guffaw. At first I thought I was reading a Bulwer-Lytton award winner. Don't spend your money on this tripe! You're better off spending the time watching reruns of The Brady Bunch.
