Title: The One Gibson Book to Skip
Product review: As a true Gibson fan I was disappointed. The author feels compelled to introduce most characters from previous (good) books, make them meet in San Francisco, where they then save the world without knowing that they just saved the world from a unknown and unexplained danger. To spice it up, the author throws in a lot of guns, several hit men, a multitude of near escapes for the old characters. There is also a super villain in the background, a kind of a Bill Gates guy - just as boring - who actually figures out that seeing and adapting to change produces wealth and power.I felt there was no story, no new cool ideas and what was truly annoying to me was the author's urge to explain what the characters did in previous books. Read Gibson's earlier books. This book was probably not even written by him, half the stuff is repeat from his older books.
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