Title: Same old, same old
Product review: Look, I loved the Radiant Seas as much as anyone, but, man, Asaro is running her themes into the dirt with this book. we have:-a character who murkies the line between what is human and what is mechanical...-a dominant female rescuing an endangered, endearing male-and much, much more.some of the characters in this book are dead ringers for players in her Skolian Empire saga, and the relationship between the sexes is as formulaic as ever. Can we see something new here? I'd like to read Catherine Asaro's take on some other social issues...
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