Title: Just too wrong
Product review: Let me start by saying that I'm a big fan of fantastic adventure novels by Clive Cussler and similar, as well as more technical action novels, and usually my suspension of disbelief goes really far...I really wanted to like this novel, but Reilly seems to have made the mistake of getting way too technical and specific without having the remotest clue about what he's writing about. Some of it could have been forgivable, but it was pretty much pervasive through the novel. He confuses fission and fusion at every turn, his supposed planet killer laughs at the basic laws of physics, while he invents some new ones. Even the basic chemistry you learn in high school is just plain wrong. Most of the astronomy is ludicrous, as well. Otherwise, it's probably a real fun novel - if you can get past some really apparent errors.
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