Title: Disappointment, after the wonderful first three
Review: Unfortunately like many other writers, Anderson falls into the "money Pit Syndrome". Starts a series with a wonderful and refreshing beginning (first three books) and tries to extend the success as much as possible. Not by creating an equal maintenance to his well written start, oh no, but in trying to squeeze in a book which will produce a nice earning but not necessarily readers enjoyment. in this forth book to the Saga of Seven Suns, Anderson decided to fill the pages with scenes we have already read in the previous books (and in this book as well). Worse, the logical writing that was embedded into the first three books, just vanished and in many events in this book, he contradicts himself, as if he writes for the sake of filling the pages rather than increasing the tale. As a result of which, the story is not surprising anymore and most of the events are well expected, so much so, that you find yourself taking more and more "breaks" of this book.
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